FOLKS TEE SAME, BUT-?

Auckland Star, Volume LII, Issue 281, 25 November 1921, Page 6

FOLKS TEE SAME, BUT-?

IXTERESTIXG CRIME RETORD.

Human nature in the No-License Districts of New Zealand is the same as human nature in the wet districts; tne climate U the same: the conditions.in general are the same; but . - • ■ there is not the landing temptation ol the open bar: that is the distinction between the districts. Does this make any difference to conduct? \\e ", '« the fUrures for 10-20 taken from \ 01. 1 oi the official nUtUtin for X.Z- and from Parliamentnrv return H. :<< for l- r -' (concerning No-License District?), - s pea» for themselves:—Con-

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