THE PROHIBITION POLL. What about the revenue? How is the million pounds at present received from tho liquor traffic to be made up, and where are we to get the £250,000 annual payment involved in the £4,500,000 to be paid in order to secure immediate Prohibition? The answer is simple. Five million pounds was the amount of last year’s drink bill. If diverted into legitimate trade channels this sum will, on the accepted method of calculation, produce £780,000. The saving in the animal cost of prisons, police, charitable aid, etc.,, will be at least £BIO,OOO. The loss would lima be £1,250,000; but the gain would bo £1.590.000. even without taking into account the admitted fact that the indirect cost of the liquor traffic is at least equal to the direct cost. Add to this the gain in production from increased efficiency, and every patriotic New Zealander must come to the conclusion that there is only one course for him to follow on Thursday, April 10—strike out the top line!—[Advt.] Banish coughs and colds and save money by using NAZOL. Eighteenpence buys 60 doaes—enough to cure the whole baucold family. Get genuine NAZOL in the red carton.—[Advt."J
PENROSE’S PREMIER Bootery Autumn Sale STARTS FRIDAY, MARCH Uth. Prices are so low at this sale that they compel the exclamation: “How is it done I” The explanation is simple. We bought for Cash at a Huge Discount, which enables us to shoe your whole family at from 15 per cent, to 35 pel cent, less than can be done elsewhere. A few instances:— 9 pairs WOMEN’S BUTTON BOOTS, size 3—3/11. 3 pa’rs WOMEN’S BUTTON BOOTS, size 6—B/11. 7 Pairs WOMEN’S CAN/AS BOOTS, sizes 2 and 3--4/11. 7 pairs of 1 WOMEN’S TAN BUTTON BOOTS, sizes 4, 6 6: 2L/6—13/6. 4. pairs WOMEN'S WHITE BUCK" ®i zes 3 a- n ‘l 4j * ejre 30/ —1 5 /- • pawa uv.tu LA VALISiIE BOOT’S, sizes, 3, 4, A, 6; were 30/—l2/6. Hundred# and hundreds of others—space too small. A Pin© Selection of MEN’S FOOTWEAR to select from 411 subject to Sale Diacount. 7 pairs WOMEN’S WHITE PENROSE’S Premier Bootery, PRINCES STREET (opposite old Post Office). ■Fhona 60S. P.O. Box 91.
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Evening Star, Issue 16995, 18 March 1919, Page 7
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