THE PROHIBITION FOIX. Men in the liquor bars—sceamers held up—cost of living rising. Any connection between these three? Rather! Steamers held up—dearer freightsdearer food—more costly travel. It all tumbles back on the wage-earner—the purchaser. See? With steamere gliding in and out, food and clothing come easily to the market. With steamers tied up, foodstuffs go to waste and prices soar. No bars—no holds-up—no waste of time —cheaper travel—cheaper food. The bars are your pigeon, Mr. Voter! Bring them down. Strike out the top line oa
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Auckland Star, Volume L, Issue 71, 24 March 1919, Page 6
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