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Sir,—A profound message from Mervyn C. Campbell (February 11). Considering the damage, wreckage and carnage from alcohol misuse, it is obvious that New Zealand has chosen to learn the hard way, while Mammon has never had it so good.—Yours, etc.. J. P. ESTALL. February 12. 1982.
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