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Taihape Daily Times, 15 October 1918, Page 5

Prohibition greatly increases the. employee's efficiency. J. D. MacSLean, Provincial Secretary for British Columbia stated the universal experience in America when he said, "The large mining and lumbering companies- admit that the work of their employees is very much better, and that there is much less loss of time. .I n the old days, for the. two days following pay day, the number of accidents in their works materially increased, and many of the employees did;, not report for work on these days, and the 'operations ■ of the companies were mnch handicapped in consequence.?' If British Columbia had dispensed-State Alcohol for public revenue, would incidents have decreased, would Monday morning have found more men at work; would effi« eiency have been increased"? -The logical thing is to get Prohibition hi-New Zealand, not Continuance under State Auspices.—(Advt.)