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Hauraki Plains Gazette, Volume XXXIII, Issue 4472, 27 September 1922, Page 1

FARMERS’ UNION TRADING CO, (Auck.) Ltd. A MEETING of the Shareholders and Residents of this district will be held on WEDNESDAY, 4th OCTOBER, in the NETHERTON HALL, at 1.30 p.m., and in~ the ' DRUIDS’ BALL. PAEROA, at 7.45 p.ni. New policies of Vital Interest will be discussed.

THE ODOUR OF BACON Sizzling for breakfast is one of the surest appetite-rousers known, and when bought from us it fairly makes your mouth water. —Yon can’t resist it. Try a pound for to-morrow’s breakfast. PRIME CUTS FROM SIXPENCE PER POUND. Brocket & Shand THE QUALITY 'GROCERS, Paeroa and Karangahake. TELEPHONE 121.

Drugs and "Prohibition “We are receiving in this Country about 15 times more Opium PER HEAD than any other Country.” —The Health Commissioner for the City of New York. . A new and drastic law, called the Jones-Miller Narcotic Law, has just been passed to check this evil that the Prohi- , bition Law has fostered. Whether it will succeed in doing ‘ so is doubtful. Assuredly we shall—if we have ProhiShall We bition. What has happened in U.S.A, have vyill happen here —thousands of people OrUgS will turn i° drugs. z in N. Z. ? .. The Herald „ of 26th May, 1922, estimated that there are Five Million drug-addicts in the United States. Vote RESTORATION and National Continuance! Good Liquor is Better than Drugs r 20 Issued by the National Council of the Licenced Trade of New Sealant

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