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Hauraki Plains Gazette, Volume XXXVI, Issue 4882, 25 September 1925, Page 4

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The Shattered Idol Hiis Statement appears to-day in practically every Newspaper diroughout New Zealand > HE idol of Prohibition lies shattered—its What It Cost* to Worship B . • hollow shams bare to every eye. It de* ■ cayed because it was false. It has til*S IfdlS® IQOT. ' rotted, tottered, and crashed into the To wor , M p th» idol of ProhibiHoi. wffl tob tw«ly- ' mud. Throughout the Bntwh Empire four rf lh «r menu of livelihood. Il thousands upon thousands of voters have hammered & 800,000 to the present burden of taxation, its ruins into dust. jj COBt you yO ur sense of security regarding the well-being of your sons and daughters. It will throw your home open to searchers and spies. It wiU make 'P-^OnlDltlOlß IS crimes of things which are not crimes. It will make Shatter*** l Mfll! criminal, of people who are not crimitmk. Three years ago New Zealand refused Pro- w a hibition. Since then . ‘ VOt© lOf 186 > IMl© West Australia has defeated it. and Practical Ideal! Queensland heis defeated it. s _ ; „. British Columbia has defeated it. Manitoba has defeated it. Alberta has defeatedit. . * IVeisfcr MATiIIIAI.COII!KMIKI ' Saskatchewan has defeated it? ~ IT r mlt mnnin HilHH 1 Ontario has defeated it. Newfoundland, has defeated it. Scotland has defeated it. «■■■■■■■■—■— And now, in 1925, an attempt is being made to re-create the idol, to piece together.its crumbling <7 sifnnt Nawaf 7nalnn4 tn fragments and to hypnotise New Zealanders into lOU WUHI HOW ZiOOIBIIU 10 worshipping it. The paid Prohibitionists are taking Him T'Amnnrnf'A 2Hln out their old arguments, dusting them, and giving .MPUWIHIU A Clll|M»<Ufe OUU .. them a new coating of sentimental sugar. But we are AhV not afraid that the voters of New Zealand will be 1 IOSpCIVIIS deceived. . A Creed for Loyal New Zealanders—- ■ . ■ 111 I Under CONTINUANCE ******| New Zealand has proeJ j 1 P«ed and developed. H coUBW’s 1 Under CONTINUANCE a*— 1 " M . «»«• in 1 s this 1 intemperance and crime ZOSo ■ ma»'‘ ood -. Lb*”*, I •I ■ C °” St t W m laws -wWeK ’J**?®. I Under CONTINUANCE 1 ( ° I I ree r °i CnA’s • I our people are sober and ■ 10 the V/Heel oi oTe * I taw-abiding. 1 science« ** Zealand* I ■ y Relieve ». j bt fieve ® I Tbe mere SUGGESTION I H manhood- upC o i I that New Zealanders need ■ sVso I sohtfety I t® take oul prohibition 1 n minions F esen I orders against themselves ■ Domi**' - lty . Is. 1 ban insult. I and pt<> s P c ™ I Vote CONTINUANCE