RESTRICTIONS.
JV_3llVlCjllUl\a. {To the Editor.) Sir, —I heartily agree -with "T.F.V fetter. Xew Zealand is indeed a country of ridiculous prohibition and restriction. Eo much so that we shall never have : the population the Dominion needs. Just ] i-magine a law being made that picture , theatres must only open at the most in- • convenient hours both to the business , and the public—a most impertinent and j unwarrantable liberty to take with the 1 rights of the people. We s-cm to be a 1 community tramping the streets ■ eternally in darkness under restrictions ; that should not exist, nor would they be i tolerated in any other part oi the world. < I am, etc., ' C.A.B. \i
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Auckland Star, Volume L, Issue 199, 22 August 1919, Page 10
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