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Kaipara and Waitemata Echo, 11 December 1914, Page 2

IS THIS A GOOD TIME? /A) To Lessen the Country's Assets by £4,000,000 ? (B) To Throw, Out df Work 11,000 Employees, to Deprive 30,000 men, wlmen and children of their means of life ? (C) To Eeduce the Country's Eeveime by £1,250,000 ? (D) To Rob the Workjrs of £1,750,000 in Wages ? (E) To Cause Revolutlpn in our Social, Commercial and Industrial Life? I » I | NOW! WHEN THf EMPIRE IS AT WAR? iNOW! I When it is hard for any fVlan who Loses his job to find another I INOW ! When the Country Neec^ every Penny of Income to Pay for its own Defence and to Help England ? i Si When every .Man and Wojman here are giving every penny that can be saved or spared to |aye the Empire and Defend the Elag ? 1 IS Ti|lS A TIME To destroy the Country's wealth and sacrifice the revenue for the sake of a Wild Experiment like National Prohibition ? Is this Reason ? | Is this Patriotism ? Is this Public Sjpirit ? Is this Loyalty? MEN AND WOMEN give your answer AT THE POLLS i WHERE ATfILL IT END ? Have You Forgotten thatfLast Year a BAND OF HOPE Kef used to accept as President, Hie BISHOP of AUCKLAND Because he] Smoked a Pipe ? 3 THAT A BAND OF HOPE Refused to accept as President A JUDGE OF TfcE SUPREME COURT Because he Spioked Cigarettes ? i, }■ ■ ■ i II iHBs iy y mm i'pg^ y BgBHv y@ PROHIBITIONIST, | t ! OR WILL YOU RETAIN YOUR LIBERTY AND ! --■ i " I _^ 1 i w|iy ■- I l • "ARE THE ENGLISH &fBELGIANS & FRENCH I The Bravest aad Most Manly Nations on Earth? ! i wjEIY ?■" ARE THE TURKS—the OIfLY TOTAL ABSTAINERSSo Far Behind US ia Sts^sgth, ViriiHy aad Progress? ASK the MEXT IsOHIBITIOMIST V

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