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Franklin Times, Volume 9, Issue 790, 5 December 1922, Page 3

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/= v o ; V'‘ . X m ii ■ -V A' A o £-meS> A 7 *' ' • .'ykJv iv Great \ Vote Continuance because Prohibition would increase Taxation. !.' V ! 1 i : A •y \ : ■Z.r- ---\ :A :A Vote Continuance because Prohibition would deprive 6,000 breadwinners and their 18,000 dependents of their living, besides affecting 30,000 other workers. British and American official labour both condemn it. Prohibition doesn't prohibit the wealthy. ! Vote Continuance because Prohibition would increase the cost of living —clothing, boots, groceries. Because it would mean search of Homes—and that you could not make Homebrewed Beer, Wine or Cider. And because it would be an insult to your menfolk. New Zealanders All! Vote Continuance because we are a free, sober, industrious nation ; because we are fit to be trusted; because we prefer good beer to poison-booze and drugs; because Prohibition has failed everywhere and must fail here. It CANNOT Prohibit ! Keep New Zealand Free ! Vote CONTINUANCE A V £3 V o 89 A 35 Licenced Trade oj New Zealand Incited by the National Council of the m X A D