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Auckland Star, Volume XLII, Issue 288, 4 December 1911, Page 4

ELECTORS! M)-LICENSE TYRANNY LIQUOR MONOPOLY CHEN THE MAGNANIMOUS LIQUOR MONOPOLY \EMPERANCE AND TWIOHIBITION. IT READS LIKE A rtOMJC T>LAY Oil -\TEKTAii BER RATION. YOU WILL OBSERVE THHY HAT» CAREFULLY EVADED THE MANY BENEFITS TO BE DERIVED FROS4 NO-LICENSE. THE DEFINITION OF THE WORD TEMPERANCE IS"' "MODERATION ANT* SSOBRIWTYV AND THE DEFINITION OK PROHIBITION IS TO " HINDER ACTION." 1.E., OF THE LIQOOR MONOTONY'S DRINKING SALOONS. WHICH HAVE SWAMPED MODERATION AND MONOPOLIES THROUGHOUT THE CIVILISED WORLD ARE ABHORRED. lIENCE THE T IQi:OR ArONOPOLT'S CLUMSY MOVE TO TRY AND CONFUSE TFTE ISSUES BEFORE YOU. IP YOC ARE NOT INCLINED AT PRESENT FOB NATIONAL PROHIBITION, IT DOES NOT HINDER YOU FROM NO-LICENSE, WHICH WE THINK WILL HAVE THE DESIRED EFFECT ETON A TYRANNICAL LIQUOR MONOPOLY FEW IN NUMBER. BUT OREAT IN WEALTH AND ARROGANCE. WHICH HAS CAUSED THEM TO ASSUME THAT THEY ARE THE ONLY PEOPLE OF THE DOMINION. ELECTORS! DO YOU NOT TUiNIi IT IS ABOUT TIME THAT THIS SELFISH, TYRANNICAL LIQUOR MONOPOLY WERE PROHIBITED FROM BUNNTNG THEIR DESTRUCTIVE TRADE, WHICH IS WRECKING LIVES AND HOMES? rSTE TTNDERSTAND THE LIQUOR MONOPOLY -TRUE TO THEIR COLOUR—PURPOSES BOYCOTTING THOSE WHO TOOK TART IN THE DEMONSTRATION ON SATURDAY. THIS THREAT COMPARES FAVOURABLY WITH THEIR ESSAYS ON rpEMTERANCE AND pROHIBITION. IF NO-LICENSE IS CARRIED rrrE rpHiNK tt ryouuD ■reverse OTHE "pROPOSED "DOYCOTT. REMEMBER, THE LIQUOR MONOPOLY ARE FIGHTING ABSOLUTELY FOR THEIR POCKET, BET THE GREAT DEMOCRACY ARE FIGHTING FOR THE REMOVAL OF A TRAFFIC THAT IS INTERFERING SERIOUSLY WITH THEIR HOMES, CHILDREN, LIBERTY. WE REMAIN. WOWSER COMPANY LIMITED. FULLY PAH) UP.