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Hokitika Guardian, 5 March 1931, Page 2

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CASE AGAINST A NATIONAL government, "Socialists behove in ’spending It now’ for the punishment of the rich, for the reward of the poor, and for the purchase of an early millennium. Conservatives think in terms of the nation and the Empire, and mean to integrate and defend them by bestowing unabashed favour on producers at home and oversea. Liberals may still bo said to stand for Free Trade and ior cheapness as the only calculus of efficiency. A volunteer National Government comprising Socialists, Conservatives, and Liberals indifferently promoting each other’s principles is a concept neither realistic nor edifying.”—"l he Times,” London.

EMULSION .bane s is easy to take and easy to digest—good a, for young ®tv and old. a/6 and H Chemists and Stores. 4