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Horowhenua Chronicle, 31 October 1911, Page 2

REMOVAL ISOTICE. Removed to New Premises opposite The Borough Council Coachbuilder, Levin Do You Pay Land Tax? And aro you one of the contributors for the £(500,000 which is raised annually for Ciovurnment purposes by this source ? If So, How will Prohibition Affect You ? Last '-ear the Government received £850,000 by taxes on ]iquoi,and a fmther £100,000 was f mid by the Licensed Trade in railway freights, making a total of nearly One Million Annually. Tf Prohibition is carried, how can this bo replaced V The FARMING COMMUNITY already has many burdens, perhaps move than its full share ; but it is almost certain that the deficit in the rovenuo following on Prohibition would have to bo met by A More than Doubled Land Tax. Are you prepared for this V Do you think it reasonable, and ran you aitbrd it ? Lf you don't believe in penalising the FARMINO COMMUNITY' for the purpose of financing a doubtful experiment, then en both ballot papers, see to it that your friends as well as you STRIKE OUT THE BOTTOM LINES AND VOTE FOR LIBERTY.

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