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Taranaki Daily News, Volume LIV, Issue 138, 2 December 1911, Page 8

Final Appeal to the Electors FREEDOM FREEDOM FREEDOM REMEMBER: No License means No Liberty No License means No Liquor (See latest opinion of Sir J. Find lay, also that of Martin Chapman, K.C.) No License means No Financial Stability (See London Financial News, Sept 14,1911) No License means Extra Taxation (See Sir J. Ward's speech at Winton) No License means loss to 11,000 wage-earners, farmers, and business people generally No Liconse means eventually No Nothing Are you prepared to sacrifice British Freedom and prosperity for a dangerous experiment like prohibition, if not, your only safeguard is to vote as follows: I Vote for Continuance. I Vote Against National Prohibition. I Vote for Notional Prohibition.

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