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Hauraki Plains Gazette, Volume 52, Issue 32307, 1 September 1943, Page 4

Electoral ■ ili. —J ■' -dWF Jlte W. A. C LARK NATIONAL PARTY CANDIDATE For the THAMES ELECTORATE THE VOICE OF LABOUR, NOVEMBER, 1935. Extract from the “Thames Elector” published by the Labour Party. “SCANDAL OF N.Z. BROADCASTING ” • “This travesty of justice is so wicked that we feel the public of this Dominion will, as British subjects, be substantially behind us when we demand the immediate removal of this ban on the freedom of the air. The public life of our nation is founded on freedom. It took a long struggle to establish the right of free speech, the right of man to utter his own uncensored thought. But the present organised conspiracy of silence, for the benefit of sectional interests in the community is a menace and a challenge to that' freedom.” FOR PROGRESS & FREEDOM VOTE RATIONAL Thames Specials NO RUBBER ROOTS N° RUBBER BOOTS INSTEAD A splendid assortment of MEN’S RELIABLE QUALITY WORKING BOOTS in Black or Brown. SPECIAL L ine Men’s Black and Brown Wadec Shooters, first quality, Military Backs, double row of standard screws in waist, plated, with or without nails. A real good working boot — 35/- PAIR pANBY’S SHOE STORE THAMES. Ngatea Business Special National e lectric Fence Latest improved Model, fully guaranteed. Price and particulars from W. J. BAXTER Registered Electrican Phone 275, Ngatea Business Notice YOUR PHOTOGRAPH IS A LASTING (}IFT Call and arrange with us to have your Photograph taken. Weddings and family groups specially catered for. S. K EUTENIUS BELMONT RD. — PAEROA. Phone 282.' A DMISSION Tickets, all prices, 2/6 roll, from Gazette Office.