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Wairarapa Times-Age, 8 September 1943, Page 5

To the Women of New Zealand— HAPPY FAMILY LIFE life W - ik /Of iw isswr•. yo The New Zealand National Party will give you: — • Lower prices and better quality. • A sliding scale of Wage Tax graduated according ® Wider opportunities for your husbands and sons. t 0 s * 2e t^ie ® The abolition of the Internal Marketing Division. * Incom p c Tax revisi 1 on 1 Piding greater exemp- . tions for wives and children. ® Freedom from Government interference and restriction in your household marketing. _ , The keynote of the National Party’s creed is Family • Cheaper work-saving appliances; vacuum clean- T -t r. \ n -i / u > i . i . Life first. Greater consideration tor those who carry ers, washing-machines, carpet sweepers, etc. . ....... . , 7 ° r r the responsibilities of parenthood. • Help in the home if you should need it. • Assistance in caring for the health of your grow Mr. S. G. Holland M.P., Leader of the National ing children. • Party knows the problems of parents because he • A planned programme to improve the National himself has four children, three still at school and health. one on active service. CHANGE THE GOVERNMENT VOTE NATIONAL

CITIZENS I Retain the Right to be FREE from the Menace of the Open Bar. THE BARS ARE OUTKEEP THEM OUT!! VOTE For LOCAL NO-LICENSE

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