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Taihape Daily Times, 12 August 1918, Page 4

The National Efficiency Board’s Report in favour of the immediate abolition of the Liquor Traffic was no hasty or ill-considered document. It is an impartial weighing up of the evidence of more than sixty witnesses. Representatives "bf the Liquor • Trader as well as those of temperance organisations stated their case. The nonparty evidence of general merchants, .■manufacturers, farmers, employees, and Of judicial, magisterial, medical, and military authorities was also taken. Surely the whole question was never,-more impartially considered and every elector should weigh well jthe factf that‘the Board, after hearing j all sides,; reported that Prohibition yras essentialjn the of permanent monster petition a poll on this important questmn. \ *

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