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CANDIDATES AMD QUESTIONS. NEW ZEALAND ALLIANCE QUESTIONS EW ZEALAND ALLIANCE QUESTIONS NEW ZEALAND ALLIANCE QUESTIONS SUBMITTED TO CANDIDATES. SUBMITTED TO CANDIDATES. SUBMITTED TO CANDIDATES. MID-CANTERBUBY ELECTORATE. GENERAL ELECTION, NOVEMBER 14th 1928. IF ELECTED: 1. Will yon support the deletion ol Stati Purchase and Control from the Ballo Paper, and the submission of Nation* Continuance and National Prohibitioi only? .2. Will you endeavour to maintain th right of the electors to determine th national licensing issue on the prin eiple ol the simple majority! 3. Will you oppose any provision for ai extension of time between the Licen sing polls } 4. Will yon oppose any extension of th period at present provided by lai between the carrying of National Pro hibition and its coming into operation 5. Will yon oppose any increase of faelll ties for the sale and consumption e alcohol! 6. Will you oppose any provision for n distribution or increase of license* I 7. Will you oppose any provision for,r« moval of licenses beyond the limit permitted by existing law! 8. Will yon endeavour to maintain th pact made with the Maoris prohibitin the sale of alcoholic liquor in th King Country}

REPLY BY MB DAVID JONES. . Taken in Publie Meeting »t Wincfcni November 7th, 1928. Question (1) Yes, I will support Two-lsiu» ball paper. (3) Yes, I stand for simple majority m Democratic measure. (8 to 8) My position has not changed 1: respect to Licensing Legislation i . before the House during the 1927 an 1928 Sessions, concerning which m; attitude has been already recorded.

REPLY BY MR JEREMIAH CONHOLLT. Taken in Public Meeting at Allenton, Novoi ber 7th, 1928; (1) Ho. (4) I think it la quite long enough to end of June. (5) Yei, will oppoie any lnoieast. (flj. Oannot say anything definite until ■ had gone into the subject. (7) Would Tote according to my own Jud ment as developments may occur i that particular question..' (8) I am not prepared to say yes or x but I would vote according to my o% common-sense. '■..". REPLY BY MR ROBT. WAIiI/AOTWIGHTMAN. Taken in Publie Meeting at Rakaia, Hovet ber 2nd, 1928. ; (1) I believe In the three issues, m i stands to-day. (2) Yes, I believe 50-50 would be a fail thing. (8) I would give the Publie House a ehane for better accommodation. («) There would be no Prohibition. (5) Did not answer. (8) I would not come back on my word! I would put a Hotel in Ashburton. (T) I would do anything in the interest of the people, to increase production. (8) Did not answer. .

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