S. G. HOLLAND—THE PEOPLE’S LEADER

Wairarapa Times-Age, 20 September 1943, Page 3

S. G. HOLLAND—THE PEOPLE’S LEADER

The next few years will be interest- - ing—as well as critical —for the Domin- • ion. The problem of the post-war - world will call for a leader with courf age, vision and understanding. Such a I leader is S. G. Holland, M.P., who, as t the Leader of the National Party, has 5 pledged himself to work side-by-side i with ALL New Zealanders to restore 5 the principles of true Democratic GovJ ernment to the Dominion. With Mr - Holland is a willing team (including 34 1 returned soldiers) who have promised to face the country’s problems as they ; should be faced—fearlessly and in an - unbiased manner. i From end to end of New Zealand, . people have recognised in no uncertain I manner that the sincere way in which ’ Mr Holland has faced the electors has 3 stamped him as a man who is not - afraid to face up to facts. j Mr Holland has convinced thousands - upon thousands of women voters that J the National Party will give to the I heartbreaking problem of high living t costs its urgent and sympathetic attenf tion. Housing, too, is included in National’s plans for a Better New Zealand. The housing plan will embrace the whole of New Zealand and solve ’ the housing problem in a bold and ef- ; fective way. New Zealand needs a man 5 of drive and personality. March forj ward with Holland to VICTORY. • Change the Government next Saturday L ’ -VOTE NATIONAL.—Advt.