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Hokitika Guardian, 9 November 1928, Page 3

Ladies’ “Radio Nusilk” Hose in nine leading shades, a good quality and long •wearing stocking. "Wonderful valu" at Ss lid pair .at McKay’s.—Advt. Preserved eggs can be poached, boiled or "fried if preserved with Sharlnnd’s Mqq Brand Egg Preservative. Does not affect the flavour. —Advt.

What Would R. J. Seddon Say To-day : WELL, BOYS, STICK TO YOUNG TOM. HE’S A CHIP OFF THE OLD BLOCK. A SEDDON NEVER FAILED YOU, AND TOM’S A STICKER. ■r» TOM SEDDON, THE UNITED PARTY CANDIDATE; THE REPRESENTATIVE OF LONG SERVICE! TOM SEDDON, WESTLAND’S CHOICE WHO HAS GIVEN " HONEST FAITHFUL REPRESENTATION. TOM BEOPON,WIiO PUT HIS COUNTRY FIRST AND ' FOUGHT FOR IT! TOM SEDDON, WHO HAS NEVER FAILED YOU. WELL TRIED, AND FULLY TRUSTED. TOM SEDDON FOLLOWS IN THE FOOTSTEPS 01 HIS FATHER, THE GREATEST LEADER NEW ZEALAND EVER HAD!

TOM SEDPQN IS A NATIVE OF KUMARA AND WESTLAND IS HONOURED BY HIS SPLENDID REPRESENTATION!

ELECTORS! BEAR IN MIND THAT THE PROGRESSIVE POUCY OF THE UNITED PARTY MUST BE A FACTOR IM THE BUSINESS OF THE NEW PARLIAMENT. THE UNITED LEADER IS SO POSITIVE OF ITS EFFECTIVE USE THAT IT WILL BE A CERTAIN LEVER TOWARDS THE FUTURE PROGRESS AND PROSPERITY OF THE DOMINION

HERE IS A POLICY OF HOPE AND PROSPEQT. H WILL Csl VE SECURITY. WHAT SIR JOSEPH WARD SAID:— ’‘'Human beings make the country. What is the use of standiUtr l>y knowing that next year we will have tlmty ot 1 y thousand men unemployed. Are we going to tolerate a system which denies work to these men, who want work not oh.ui 3,. They want work at the current rate ot pay. In the p° my 1 laid down, and which has been supported by m\ Pai }> 1 iSt will have homes and they will have work. They will be on land. VOTE FOR SEDDONI What Would R, J. Seddon say To-day: «l SHALL EXPECT MY OLD FRIENDS AND SUPPORTERS TO RALLY ROUND TQM, AND GIVE HIM A BUMPER MAJORITY AS THEY QAVE ME OF OLD, TOM HAS WINNINQ WAYS, AND DESERYES YOUR SUPPORTi”