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Auckland Star, Volume LIII, Issue 248, 19 October 1922, Page 10

A CHALLENGE. TO THE PROHIBITIONISTS. The Xew Zealand Alliance repeatedly : publishes figures purporting to show j liow Americans have voted for l'ro- | hibition. We challenge the l'rohibitioniftts to produce any evidence that the American people have ever voted or \ had an opportunity of voting upon the I question of Xational Prohibition. Let I them answer "Yes" or '"No." The , Xational Council of the Licensed Trade j of New Zealand.—(Ad.) I

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