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Putaruru Press, Volume VI, Issue 259, 25 October 1928, Page 7

WE HAVE BEEN APPOINTED AGENTS FOR GENERAL MOTORS DE LUXE Light Six PONTIAC 4-door Sedan £350 R. LEE Motor and General Engineer. PUTAJRURU ’Phone 83

SQUADRON-LEADER KINGSFORD SMITH And FLIGHT-LIEUTENANT ULM Use Union Motor Spirit and had their supplies replenished at our Union Pumps. J. M. SPEAR’S New Garage and 6-pump Petrol Service Station PUTARURU ’Phones : Garage 57 S, Residence 57 M.

BUILDER & CONTRACTOR. Concrete Work, Chimneys, Hollow House-blocks, Footpaths, Tombstone and Monumental WorK. G«oJ Metal. Shingle and Sand for sale. E. A. SCHOLZ, Kensington St.. PUTARTTRU.

Prohibition Morally, Physically and -J*, ■ ' Spiritually Harmful! 1 ms m m m ■V.. ■BRADLEY ALLEN FISKE is a son of the Ret). William Allen Fiske. and graduated at the United States NaVat Academy in 1874. He joined the Navy. and his career there was one series of successes. He was at the battle of Manilla, and Was mentioned for eminent and conspicuous conduct by Admiral Dewey. After commanding several ships in the American Navy he became a member of the General Board of NaVy from 1910 to 1915. He has been President of the U.S.A. Naval Institute since 1911. He lives at Stoneleigb Court. Washington. D.C. CAtkC AOOaKtft'wM.OOAr.NewvvOftK* WASHINGTON 18th June, 1928. A PERSONAL LETTER TO NEW ZEALANDERS. Our Prohibition Laws are scientifically incorrect, and practically non-enforceable. They have been in effect for nine long years. They have weakened the respect of the people for the officials who make and enforce the laws, and therefore for the Law itself. They have done incalculable harm, morally, phsyically, and spiritually. Sincerely, GUARD NEW ZEALAND FROM “INCALCULABLE HARM ” VOTE CONTINUANCE

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