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Evening Post, Volume XCVIII, Issue 134, 4 December 1919, Page 4

ANTI - SOCIAL PLOTTER S. WHAT IS PROHIBITION? AN ATTACK ON FREEDOM. PROHIBITIONISTS URGED MR. LLOYD GEORGE TO PUT PROHIBITION OVER ENGLAND. THAT GREAT BRITISHER REFUSED, ASKING, "DO YOU WANT US TO LOSE THE WAR?" PROHIBITION DESTROYS SOCIAL LIFE. IT IS AN ORGANISED CONSPIRACY OF ANTI-SOCIAL PLOTTERS. PROHIBITION IS AN ATTEMPT TO ESTABLISH IRRESPONSD3LE TYRANNY. PROHIBITION IS UNDEMOCRATIC. THE PROHIBITIONISTS HAVE - IMPORTED MANY RECENT ARRIVALS TO PUT PROHIBITION OVER NEW ZEALAND. READ THIS FROM THE DOMINION LEADING ARTICLE: AN ATTACK ON FREEDOM. (The Dominion, Saturday, 29th November, 1919.) "The whole thing is in accordance with a systematic and deliberate plan designed to undermine the rights and liberties the people of this country at present enjoy, an organised conspiracy by a gang of anti-social plotters, many of whom are recent arrivals in the Dominion, to establish an irresponsible tyranny. Our rights and liberties were not a free gift of nature. They were built up by our forefathers at great cost, and it is time that the sane and loyal people of New Zealand realised that they can only be maintained by an alert and vigorous democracy. On election day the free men and women of this country will have an open opportunity of showing what they think of it." BE ALERT, BE VIGOROUS, STAND FOR YOUR RIGHTS AND LIBERTIES. ■ THREE VERY IMPORTANT POINTS; ■■ « There are three points electors should© note :— (1) That if Continuance is carried State Controllers and Prohibitionists have a right to vote on these questions in three years; but (2) If Prohibition is carried and that by a bare majority, you will never have another chance to vote for Continuance. (3) Should National Prohibition unfortunately be carried there is no provision in.law for the liquor question being again submitted to the people at any future election. , YOU CAN AVOID SO TYRANNOUS AND UNDEMOCRATIC A SITUATION ARISING BY STRIKING OUT BOTH BOTTOM LINES ON 1 I VOTE FOR NATIONAL' CONTINUANCE STRIKE OUT THE TWO BOTTOM LINES.

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