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Hokitika Guardian, 22 July 1922, Page 1

A CM A LLKN'CIK TO THU LIQUOR TRAFFIC. The liquor traffic in its official organ “Continuance,” dated duly Ist, says, “The Licensed Trade yields C 2,500,000 annually to the Treasury.” We say, prove it. Also whose pocket <lo they take it out of first?”—Advt.

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