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Wellington East fnfp fnr Ipum H Jtthn 1 m% m Mi nil ii Mini in! r •;&. 1 ?>* - ■ : / 7V^ ■ —^M-MiiwHiimvg lenu aid Progress! lenn.ui Social lAn I WANGANUI ELECTION. HOW TO VOTE. IP TOU WANT HONEST GOVERNMENT .VOTE FOE l ¥M "REFORM 4-IANDIDATE, - AHE itEFOEM CANDIDATE, « ' FRED. PIRANI. • IF TOU WANT ADVANCED LEGISLATIONLVOTE FOR FRED. PIRANI. ' JS YOTJ WANT LOCAL INTERESTS ATTENDED TOPIRANI. .-; -=•:' TOU-WANT-EDUCATIONAL ADVANCEMENTVOTE FOR FRJID. PIRANL, BIUDT TOUB OWN INTERESTS AND THE WELFAEE OF THE / WHOLE COMMUNITY AND > VOTE FOR FRED. PIRANI. ELECTORS OF STRATFORD rJTHE issue on Thursday Next u: SAFE AND SOUND DEMOCRACT or OPPORTUNISM LINKED WITH ANARCHT. Ton must choose between tht Government which put down rioting aid kept the ports open and the party which panders to Red Fed. ■ extremists. If you choose REFORM, SAFETY AND PROGRESS! VOTE FOR HINE! % Fearless, Ontspoken Critic A man of ideas. The man selected as Chairman of the most important Committee of Parlia-ment-that which reYiewß tho Public Accounts, ""hum oi i-ariia- / The man who secured tho passage of an Act to ensure clean politics. i » * heart; profuTdurm'g uS SrtrtriST "* ,awd «» fMmW »' Workers! Remember, the Reform Government raised wages! * TrhiKuld HkeVwagte UmV T ° tt ToU fM > Eed »*• "» minktr n at™n! r ' E ° fM ' m m ° aM SWmd ftDd "*** P lo^sß ' cl «n and capable adto KtffiJM: PTOmotion ° f famfl7 WlfaTß * ip4 ° Ul Cnstoßlß «»«*»• VOTE FOR HINE! Because he is a sterling democrat. Because the Red Feds, hate him. Beoanse he makes the Baronet angry. Because he is death on extravagance. Because he battles for the workers in town and backblocks. olosfthe port?. Tlt!l th 9 Government whß ? » m <* of teckless rioters tried to' Stand with Hine on election day! MR. EDWARD NEWMAN THE REFORM CANDIDATE FOR RANGITIREI first elected to. Parliament in 1908 as Member for Manawatu. In 1911 Mr. Newman was again elected, tha name of his constituency having been cbanged to Bangitikei. Prior to.entering Parliament Mr. Newman had a wide experience in local government work, and was for many years a member of the Rangitikei County Council. He also sat on the Wanganni Hospital and Charitable Aid Boa T d of which he was Chairman for a time, and on the Wanganui Education Board. MR. NEWMAN has always been a Btrong supporter of the Reform Party, and has also taken a leading part in the movement for assisting tho development of .the Dominion by the extension of agricultural education and improved farming methods. He was Chairman of the Lands Committee in the last Parliament, and was a member of the Defence, Finance, and other Committees.