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Hauraki Plains Gazette, Volume XXXVI, Issue 4890, 14 October 1925, Page 4

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ONCE MORE— Can You Afford it Sir? Remember the warning given by the late Prime Minister: • * “The Deficiency in the revenue caused by Prohibition would fall on the people by way of all round taxation” You'd have to pay The one million eight hundred thousand pounds revenue paid yearly by voluntary taxation through liquor duties would (under Prohibition) have to be made up for by increased taxes on necessities. Taxes on imported and industrial farming implements and machinery would have to be increased. The Farmer would be saddled with heavier Land Tax. The cost of living would be higher. The whole nation would be FORCED into paying for the fads of a fanatical few. Can you afford it, Sir? Vote CONTINUANCE THUS: fITTVOfTB FOR NATIONAL COKTOWASCE (3) I VOTE-FDR AHB Ji! i vote for grow '' ® . • 14

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