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Evening Post, Volume CXXXVI, Issue 65, 14 September 1943, Page 7

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' NEW VOTERS A Simple Explanation of the Licensing Poll Those exercising theif votes for the In 1938, 70.96 pet cent, of votes were opposed first time have naturally a bigger to Prohibition. stake in New Zealand's future than The trend of opinion is obvious, due to th« any other section of the voting public. following reasons: STnfX? V£gS&£ '^SPS 1.-N- Zealand must kee P/ ut prohibition General Election ? The reply is that the law wh«* k»s 8O thoroughly demonstrated its stipulates that a referendum on the Licensing calamitous results both economically and question be taken at every General Election,' morally. provided that a period of over two years has elapsed between polls. 2.—New Zealand cannot afford to squander For the information of electors, here is a millions to provide additional proof of an graph showing* how the electors voted on acknowledged universal failure. Continuance and Prohibition for the years 1922101938: 3.—A1l the world has rejected prohibition. . -■'/.. New Zealand has done so on every 1922 1925 1928 I 1935 1938 occasion, each time more emphatically I "~ I I L I'"' ± than the last, ——-—^sM^- —— LET YOUR Fj^RST VOTE " BE FOR CONTINUANCE —Sr™ I 1 I I 1 1 I Hm -STRIKE OUT THE Percentage of Valid Votes foiled TWO BOTTOM LINES / for Continuance and Prohibition > | vote CONTINUANCE ONLY 4 DAYS TO GO £5 000 w^^ 18th Sept. 1943 29th Sept; 1943 "^i^^. I ; H "Messrs. Hammond & McArthur Ltd* t^^^^^^^^E^VTTlj I P.O. Box 110, Wellington. 'Hffl^^^E'^BiT^ii i Please send ""> -,„,- tickets in." A LOT TO LIFT" Art Union (Tickets 2/6 each). / encfose ■ Postal Note for £ : : , also stamped addressed envelope for reply. (Postage. *^^^^^^^^Bh^^EiIXIJ N stamps not accepted in payment of tickets.) . wftSfi&wwKm^^wntTiM I NAME » : ' 'illifiHt SlI 1111111 H (Mr., Mr*, or Mt*i) VijJy»»«^jJX[iU>J 1 ADDRESS— . _ lliyßllM^a^tl! 1.11