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Dominion, Volume 12, Issue 5, 1 October 1918, Page 7

Does Organised Labour favour .Stale Control as a solution • for Iho- Liquor Traffic? The New Zealand Labour Party, although declaring, for democratic reasons, , that Stale Control should be on tho ballot-paper, decidedly refused to commit themselves to it as a policy. Tho Labour men of Great Britain want Prohibition. Recent votes in industrial centres in England, Scotland, and Wales give a majority in every case for Wartime Prohibition. Annan, whore the Government nuhlic-liouscA are, voted over .1 to 1 for Prohibition. Paisley, in Scotlaud, registered 11.152 for and 117S against, or over 9 to 1. Hull gave an ii,')l2 majority, while Lesiuahagow, in ■Scotland, lopped the lot with a 30 to 1 verdict. The total for 27 centres was— I'V Prohibition, 166,693; against Prohibition, 78,966; a majority for Prohibition of 58.627. New Zealand Labour will follow this splendid.load.—Advt. "A faithful friend is tho medicine of life."—Proverb. Maxtor's Lung Preserver is a friend you can always' depend upon. When head is slufl'cd with cold, when throat is sore and painful, when chest cough keeps you iiwalco at night,. Baxter's can always bo relied upon to give you relief. Keep il handy. Largo bottle, 2s. All cbenislg and stores.—Advt.