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Dominion, Volume 12, Issue 156, 27 March 1919, Page 4

PUBLIC NOTICES. THE- LIQUOR TRADE A POLITICAL DANCER. QUESTION: How does the Liquor Trade affect politics? Answer: It cute across all parties and divides them at every election on the liquor issue. In many cases in connection with the selection of candidates, their attitude towards liquor is considered of more importance than their ability ns legislators. It prevents the best brains of the country getting together for the country's good. The Trade uses its large organisation and its ample funds to assist those politicians who will advance the interests of the Trade. QUESTION: .What is the best method of curing this evil? Answer: The only thing to do is to banish the Trade. In every country the Liquor Trade has used its power and its influence solely in support of the interests of its Trade. Until this Trade is banished there is no chance of getting important issues clearly and calmly considered. They will always be coloured and camouflaged by the Liquor issues. QUESTION: Is this political side of the question of any greater importance now than it has been in the past? Answer: Yes. It is of vastly greater importance now than it has even been before. The war has raised manv new issues. We have now a worldwide unrest hitherto unknown. The next election in this country will be the nifiSt important election ever held here. There are issues of the utmost importance to be dealt with, and it is imperative that the electors should have them put fairly and 6quarely before them, and not camouflaged by this constantly disturbing liquor issue. THEREFORE, STRIKE OUT THE TOP LINE ON THURSDAY, APRIL 10, NOTE.—If you require any information regarding Prohibition, or if there is any question you would like answered, write or wire "Abolition," Box 95, G.P.0., Wellington, 12

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Special terms for lengthTelephone 2098. ?ned periods. Bedroom and Breakfast * • from Gs. Other meals optional. Pull particulars from Thos. Cook and Son, or Government Tourist Bureaux. Telegrams: "Cargen," Auckland. E. V. Black. Prop. PALMERSTON NORTH. t>o Y A L HOTEL. THE STENOTYPE. Modern Brick Buildins . Electric Light Stenotypy TS the Machine which has Throughout. Stenotypy -*■ revolutionised note-taking. Box 203. Phone 91. Stenotypy . A. E. HAYWOOD, Stenotypy In the U.S.A., Australia, Proprietor. SteSotypy pSpufar "machine to-day. " WHERE TO STAY IN CHRISTStenotypy CHURCH. Stenotypy The ttcnotypist is.able to TJ' OT EL VEDE RA L, Stenotypy take tlictatiou as fast as a XX Victoria Square, Christchurch. Stenotypy man u\n talk, and the notes pj. COLLINS Proprietor. Stenotypy are read as easily as one reads (Lute Clarendon Hotel.) Stenotypy ordinary English. All communications receive prompt atStenolypy ' • tention, Stenotypy • Last year, after only eight Box 532. Telephones, 1040, 2279. Stenotypy months' tuition and practices . Stenotypy several of our students were rrwnrinrm' mvnrT Stenotypy able to write 150 words a JiHILDS S COMMERCIAL HOTEL, Stenotypy minute. yj The Square, Stenolypy PATArpuwnN ncvrttt Stenotypy The Stenotype means effi- PALMLIIbJON iWUH. Stenotypy cient service to employers, Handy to Mation. Stenotypy good salaries for Stenotypists. rp. CHILDS, Stenotypy It means speed and accuracy Prnnripfnr Stenotypy -the two essentials wanted in llul " ™"' Stenotypy modern business practice. , , Stenotypy . , PAEKAKABIKI HOTEL. Stenotypy Stenotypy notes can be ~, HE lace to d R veek . ead . Good Steno ypy transcribed by all Stenotyp- J_ tennjs tourt and golf links . Stenotypy ists-no missing of mails, and Es . cellent ouisine . Only best liquors Ktenotypy no work hung up. stocked. First-class accommodation. EnStenotypy clo3e s t ampe d envelope. Stenotypy The htenotype spells mod- TARIFF, Bs. 6d. per day; £?. 10s. week. 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