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Press, Volume L, Issue 15137, 28 November 1914, Page 12

t - <j /*&! 9 fi flf r SV» « A f4 V 1 a 3 i Il%* If i r TORIES rcre siodgy old boys \ who prate about " frood old I) timo-i'." rim! who hate and !■ ::r.r« ! .ie t±io Heralds of— I "BETTER NEW ONES." j: TOR IKS sbriek against even' I )\i:-iorm that attracts the \ l.ifinocr.icy. \ TOUIKS sj-end the millions \ tiioir monopolies have given \ th>.vn in the public. -: }."..■•■•■ Zoa!;i!id Electors arc; hot- % inf.u-d or:— j LIQUOR REFORM I Tie I in-:or "l-ords are at their % Thf Whisky Crrandees f cp.r/cnt i;s through their I monocles from even,- lx>ardI The N.Z. Boer Kings promote I .Moderate Leagues, which I die thf: day after the Election. I They import smart writers, and I send orators to country halls I not caring , lor town music. I Tliey seek to sweep back the I PACIFIC with a BROOM. I. 260.000 Electors said in 1911 3 ihat the hour for social ad--1 vance had come. I A majority of 55,000 Electors I said that Alcohol is in the I , ' way of the Democracy, and I * must go out of N.Z. life. I The TORIES say that 260,000 I Electors are WOWSERS. I They picture them on the I hoarding as a Cadaverous j3 old Stiggins gagging.and bindf ing strong New Zealand, jj while the ANGEL OF. P LJBERTY lifts her hands in « protest. I This is the FAT MAN'S INI SULT to the overwhelming I majority of New Zealanders.

Who binds and gags and drugs , strong men ? LIQUOR DOES Who casts a desolating tyranny over hundreds of our homes ? UQUOR DOES Who despoils the unborn, and robs children of nourishment and culture ? LIQUOR DOES The Angel of Liberty Protests on Dec. fOih Liquor wants to get her hand on the JUGULAR VEIN of 1 he-NATION. Despite the shrunk consumption n No License areas, New Zealand is increasing her Drink Bill. If you leave Liquor alone— KDs'G COLE LEERING, on his Liquor Cask, will rule New Zealand. THE LSQUGR THEORY is that you cannot be jolly till "your nerves are stimulated by Alcohol —A' libel on you and your Maker. LIOUG& HUMANITY is so tender that they— D n' the 7,000 first offenders who are their victims every year, and the long and beery train of unfortunates who have ceased to be men who have BECOME THIRSTS. LIQUOR LIBERTY is so antique that it refuses to make any personal concession for thd sake o humanity. It is outrageously out of date. Advance New Zealand Sweep out the Tory Monopoly. Vote in a generation that has never seen a drunken man; that has never known a woman robbed of her elementary rights by her husband's thirst. VOTE FOR A Clear-Eyed Democracy End their Beer Profits of 50 per cent, per annum. - End hall the vice, a quarter of insanity, and the mass of the poverty in our land. Give the GREATEST MODERN REFORM a chance, and make New Zealand great. Strike out the .on-BOTH Baltot Papers