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Shannon News, 24 November 1922, Page 4

EBSSBISSrs^ 1 ? Mr. FARME Prohibition Will Dip Into Your Pocket! MORE TAXATION—£2,SOO,OOO annually will have to be found to make up the Revenue lost. LAND TAX —The Parliamentary Committee says that the Land Tax is already very seriously affecting Production and Development. INCOME TAX —Isn’t it high enough to-day? —Prohibiti will make it higher. Can You Pay Any More! Vote Continuance* How to Vote I v®t« for National Continuance j-veto-fof STATE- PunOIIASB -AND-GONTRefc m * You MUST strike out TWO LINES—or your Vote is INVALID Issued by the National Con nail df the Licensed Trade of New Zealand 35

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