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^ ■! ! '' • f ^li js oF london | f ■ AVAILABLE AT 1 | | J. E. WALLACE J 1 | J FASH10N-LEADER, LEVIN, | | j j FROI M0NDAY , NOVEMBER 25, 1946. S J | CYCLAX | ( English Beaaty Preparations S S j I Mrs. Catherine Wislang, Cyclax-Trained ' M jjj \ t CohstiltaAt, Will be in attendance for a M S ' i | limited pei'iod fo give complimentary $8 !& I | advice. Appointmertt by telephoning 238. Ea a | \ CYCLAX TIO'ME TREATMENT AND MAKE-UP f / \ | FREPARATTONS . . . AVAILABLE FROM M'ON- f / | j DAY AT J. E. WALLACE, FASHION-LEADER, / / • j | LEVIN, TO WOMEN WHO APPRECIATE PKR- I / j | FECTION. - - j ... | LABOU R'S PLAN FOR ' W? I f' New Zealand Labour Government which has m f abolished poverfy from our land, given economic sec1 4 urity to all,- and established full employment now seeks 1 s ,-f a fresh mandate that it may safeguard these achieve- ' Vi ments. On the foundations aiready laid down, Labour WlMBferi, •' wiU effect even higher iiving standards and stili greater humanitarian and social progress. CUFtRENCY, CREDIT AND FINANCE. Control of DAIRY INDUSTRY MARKETING POLfCY. GuaranCredit and Currency for the economic welfare of the teed Price to be determined by independent tribuaal, Nation. Progressive reduction of Taxation. with industry representation. Industry representati'ves HOUSING. m the next 5 years 60,000 houses to be to ParticiP^te in dairy products marketing, btiilt, ihe ntajority by private owners with provision for INDUSTRIAL DEVELOPMENT. Manufacturing incfenerous finlncial assistance. dustries to be encouraged. ftEHABlLITATION. Every aid to complete re-esfab- WORKS AND ELECTRICITY. North Island Po'wer iishmOnt for all who served. Training and educational Supply will be trebled. Large expansion of South facilities for all who desire it. Island Supply. Increased railway services and facilities. SpClAL SECURITY AND HEALTH. Post primary LABOUR, LEGISLATION. Overhaul of compensation /fi.^d'e^^l seryiee!. Ambulance Benefit4 Mdr'e-fadiLitiies/forj, ^.y Jaw.s.y.klinpxqVed^Iactory .conditions. Consplidatiofi of ' ^p^feAtafal >tr ealment: Extension of Uome all. , ' s STASILISATION. The advaritages of succe'ssftil" ; ' ' FORESTrY. Sufficienf timber for all Housing ond Constabilisation to be maintained. struction requiremerits. Increased utilisation of forest MAORI AFFAIRS. Continnal imi>royement in econ- resources and timbar by-prodncts. omic, housing and social conditions. MINING. New machinery fo^ more complete and EDUCATION. Vigorous school building programme. Bett6r COnditions and housu1^ to Reduction of classes to 30 children per -teacher. attract manpower- - LAND DE/ELOPMENT. Development of marginal r v^°:°.rdi^atef d r°ad' railway> air and lahds and extension of irrigation to make 500,000 acres sea transPort- travel for all. alvailable foir sattlement. Finance to be made available BROADCASTING. Modernisation of existing stations for ydung firmers. and construction of over 20 new stations. AGRICULTURAL DEVELOPMENT. Increased production over the next five years. Adaitional facilities — foi1 farrtiers with transport, buildings, — ~ M fertiiisers and research. WlwM ^11/' lilll Wi ' prqspewt'

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