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Auckland Star, Volume L, Issue 297, 15 December 1919, Page 3

THE HOUSING PROBLEM. Workers'. Why. spend millions on already rich hrewers and publicans, when the money is needed for houses. Vote against Continuance and State Control on Wednesday next.—(Ad.) EDUCATION. f; Our schools are overcroweded. Parentsi vote against State Purchase and Control and save money for more- decent school* and still better education. —(Ad.) A BUILDING BOOH. Why waste money on the liquor busi- ' ness when schools and houses are \ needed. Vote against Continuance anil State Purchase on Wednesday next. Ad, ••?"•■ COST OF LIVING. "*■ ■ '"* ?' Can be reduced by stopping the waste , of good food in the making of poison" ') ous and unnecessary drinks. Vote ■ hibition on Wednesday.—(Ad.) [ 'AFTER THREE YEARS TRIAI/. » • Ontario endorsed Prohibition byf ; 300,000 majority. Rejected State Con- ' trol by 200,000 majority. Even > wines and beer. Follow Ontario by vot-» ing Prohibition on Wednesday next. AdV J FARMERS. 1 You -will have to foot the bill. Stat* Purchase will cosfc £15,000,000. Vot«F Prohibition and save this wasteful ex-«-I penditure.—(Ad.") _ c RAILWAYS AND ROADS. Which will benefit the . people s good roads and railways or State-ownefi , • bare? Vote against Continuance anSj State Purchase on .Wednesday and ira^- • prove your country.—(Ad.) .. FOOD SHORTAGE AND COST. • a To make 26,000,000 barrels of beer a» - c permitted by the British Government, 1 1.098,556 tons of sood foodstuff is ieg ! stroyed. Stop similar waste in Ne-wr c I Zealand by voting Prohibition on We£~ I nesday.—(Ad.)