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Taihape Daily Times, 8 April 1919, Page 5

UC tfAiinTITV Hf XII fi Ee in YOURiHOME. What Prohibition will do It is an axiom, and the fact is one of the most cherished traditions of the British-speaking; race, that "An Englishman's Home is his Ca'stle." Have electors duly paused to consider that, apart from all other issues, the sanctity of their homes is threatened. Ir Prohibition is carried on Thursday, the law will give the police the right to .make the most exhaustive search in the homo of every individual in the Dominion. Does this power not violate the sanctity of their homes of which every Britisher has been proud? Is this not an outrage on the privacy of the individual, of which only the Bolshevik far has been guilty? Do electors who arc asked to vote for Prohibition on Thursday fully realise that by a single stroke of the pen they are bartering away a right which their ancestors have fought and Hsled and died for? And for what? For a social experiment of very doubtful utility, with all the canons of eommoii sense and logic against it. Electois, ponder this point cai-refully, and oil Thursday

Vote for the Preservation of the Sacredness of Your Home and Liberty.

(Published by arrangement.)

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