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Hauraki Plains Gazette, Volume XXXVI, Issue 4897, 30 October 1925, Page 1

A. M. SAMUEL REFORM CANDIDATE — asks all those whom time has — unfortunately prevented him — meeting, to read his Plat- — f° rn h which is ...... Equal opportunity for all. Taking duties off the necessaries of life. Fair treatment for all classes of the community. Free education from Primary Schools to the University. A vigorous policy of land settlement, land for the people and people for the land. Better medical facilities for country districts and backblock settlers. Care cf children’s teeth during the schooling period. Adequate living pensions for disabled soldiers, those suffering from miner’s complaint, the blind, and those who "have grown did in the service of their country. Equal opportunity for all to rise from the bottom rung of the ladder to the top in the Public Service of the country. The Freehold Policy as against the Usehold, making it possible for all classes to have a proprietary interest in their own homes. Reduced taxation and reduction in the cost of living. Preferential trade within the Empire. The welfare of the workers, whose interests he has at heart Progressive Government on sound constitutional lines, endeavouring to promote goodwill and happiness between all classes of the community. BsniHMßaaowEßßSHsaraßaßaHrasannnnnraHCQaraß . ' 'I , 90T* Any promise Samuel makes he will keep.

Why You Should Vote Local No-License. BUSINESS — Because the open bar is the DIRECT COMPETITOR of every other business, taking away the turnover of useful trades and creating Bad Debts. SOCIAL— Because the open bar causes strife, disorder, degradation, and lowers the tone of the immediate surroundings. It increases crime. DOMESTIC —Because the open bar will mean wives deprived of needed money for the home, the feeding and clothing of children. NATIONAL — Because without the liquor traffic New Zealanders will have over £8,400,000 more per annum to spend on useful things, increasing production, trade and employment, and reducing taxation. Keep out the bar to Health and Wealth. VOTE LOCAL NO-LICENSE. Strike out RESTORATION 25.59