Driving deep inlo history, Mr Paul lolil his audience on .Saturday niidit I hat away hai-k in the ninth century'an itteinpt had been made lo enforce pwnl.utmn in Scotlai d Public-housw •vcre pulled down, an I it was undo » iienal offence to sell liquor, a second '.il'cnce being punishable by the death ■enalty. liefore long Scotland Wjl.S home of inebriety :m <l hwlessm\;s. "•■I kooii the coimirv swarmed witli "Wir*. uue, anil T was somewhat gratified, as on can understand, when my susncions were continued," said Mr l'aul 1 the conclusion of a local story ou idurday night. The tide ran that a arcel addressed to a well-known proibition advocate in New Plymouth as burst open during its travels, and :io accident disclosed, to the astonishlent of all around, two boxes of hisky and a case of gin. Questioned
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Taranaki Daily News, Volume XLVII, Issue 7994, 4 December 1905, Page 2
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139Page 2 Advertisements Column 5 Taranaki Daily News, Volume XLVII, Issue 7994, 4 December 1905, Page 2
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