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Opotiki News, Volume I, Issue 92, 3 October 1938, Page 4

HOLIDAY FOR Duty for the Family Of course, itl 'id well to have a good holiday for the whole family, but if there is not enough money to give all a change of scene, who should ho considered first ? “Aiother, of course,” should be the chorus of the others. . « All thci year round, in the great majority of homes, the l mothers have a. self-sacrificing life. How they enjoy a real holiday, if the op-, pcrtunity is granted! The Railways, with fares on the lowest possible scale, help families to give mothers a holiday. Warn 5% interest on savings for a railway trip. Travel Stamps (!/- 2/-, 2/6, 5/-) and 10/- vouchers arc obtainable at any officered railway station. MOTHERS’ TURN FOR CHANGE OF SCENE MOTHER YES! A ’ A

THE last three years should have been the most prosperous years New Zealand has known. Have they • • • as far as women are concerned? How many extra luxuries have you bought—without the help of ‘time payment* ... how much of the so-called higher wages have you saved? Fine words about ‘shorter hours’ and ‘increased wages’ can’t hide the fact that the cost of living is up. Rents are up, coal is up, clothing is up, and groceries are well up. Even vegetables, meat and dairy supplies are up far more than the increase (if any) in housekeeping money . If the, Savage Government were returned to power, the cost of living would rise yet higher still. Nothing is more certain than that. For this reason alone, the women of New Zealand will put an end to the costly rule of this so-called ‘labour* Government by voting solidly for National Party Candidates. VOTE for PERSONAL FREEDOM, STABILITY, OPPORTUNITY .