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Opotiki News, Volume I, Issue 86, 19 September 1938, Page 4

PLANNING YOUR HOLIDAY ■ . Let Your Railways Help You How we IK you know that yon would liko a -holiday*—the changes of scene and, the escape froui routine—the sally into refreshing places,—the tonic that will strengthen you for tasks ahead. “Yes—but the cost ?” you say. Well,, your railways cut the costy of transport. The fares average less than a penny a mile.- second-class, and a small, fraction over a penny firstclass. % And the railways give 5 per cent, interest on savings for travel by rail. Travel Stamps (1/-, 2/-, 2/(1, o/-) and, IC'.'- vouchers are obtainable at any officered railway station. "SAVE UP FOR TRIPS BY RAIL

m 1 SOUP:! fSfcJjKSYCHEN Ittt PA OFFICE H'jse m fell iCS r ■ 1H FQRBES-COATES-HAMBLTQN GOVERNMENT UNDER THE LABOUR GOVERNMENT A COMPARISON ' 1931 to 1935 MISERY FOR THE MASSES 'Half our Farmers Bankrupt Pensions reduced to 15 f 9 193 5 National Production £97,000,000 Unemployment Rampant Charitable Aid 93 5 —Salaries and Wages £66,000,000 Result - DEPRESSION ! 1935 to 1938 PROSPERITY FOR THE PEOPLE Guaranteed Income for Primary Producers Pensions increased to 30 f - , I 938 National Production £136,100,000 Unemployment practically abolished Social Security I 938—Salaries and Wages £99,000,000 Result-PROSPERITY !

“The Government's policy and enactments mean prosperity for both young and old. As leader of the Labour Party, I say deliberately that such prosperity will be held only so long as the present Government is in power to maintain it, and no longer." —N. J. Savage.