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Kaipara and Waitemata Echo, 16 October 1914, Page 1

I 1914 ELECTIONS. 1 I Planks in the Farmers' Platform I I by Laidlaw Leeds. I E^B I No. II Abolition of Tied Houses 1 I The most revolutionary plank in our platform is the abolition of H B tied houses. We contend that if the Consumer had his rights — |] I every wholesale house would do as we do —supply direct to the ra B farmer thus saving him the retailers' big profits. ' 11 ■ In our opinion no warehouse should be tied to the retailer ex- g| ■ clusively—no consumer should be denied the right to buy direct Jgj ■ from the wholesale house. We took that stand five years ago. fl B TODAY over thirty thousand farmers from one end of New j§ B Zealand to the other have supported our action. |§ B We have a 440 page book showing why they did so. A copy yours B 5 for the asking—FßEE- B B Another plank next week. I B (There's a reason for our wonderful growth.) El 2 p j LAIDLAW LEEDS I S (Our Guarantee:* Satisfaction or money back.) I i SUPPLIERS OF EVERYTHING IN THE WIDE WORLP DIRECT TO I I YOU AT WHOLESALE PRICES. 1 I Wholesale Merchants I I Warehouse—Corner of Hobson & Wyndham Sts., Auckland I

D. WYLIE, Boot and Shoemaker Repairs of all kinds. Country Boots by Post will receive careful attention. Note Address—Advertiser Buildings, HELEN SVILLE. A Large Stock of Newly Framed Pictures Now on Sale Cheap. CALL AND INSPECT. |Watertightsl3s6d o £,.

HELENSVILLE SOUTH BUTCHERY. James Hand Family and Shipping Butcher. Prime Beef, Mutton, and Pork, Delivery—Te Pua, and Parakai Paily, Parkhurst: Mondays Wednesdays, and Saturdays. SMALL GOODS on Saturdays. LOCAL AGENT for ■W_ DIMOCK <fe <3<D. HAM & BACON CUEERS. Puriri Posts and Timber for Sale.

Champion Bakery Helensville South. H. ANDERSON, WISHES to inform former patrons of the above Business that their requireX nnl Wn Ul'eCeiVeeVei7CoUrt^aild First Qualify Bread AND SMALL GOODS. MALT BREAD A • SPECIALTY. CONFECTIONERY OF GOOD QUALITY.