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Evening Star, Issue 17226, 16 December 1919, Page 4

The Prohibition Party are urging you to vote for Prohibition this time and then get State Purchase "for nothing"—" Next Time." if Prohibition is carried! Because the Licensing Amendment Act, 1918 (Section 64), lays down that will be taken on the Liquor question in New Zealand. State Purchase is a Profitable State Investment but you could not get it for nothing under any circumstances. It would cost infinitely more to start a new State Liquor Service than to take over the present interests as a going concern. After allowing for properties immediately disposable the capital investment for State Purchase in New Zealand is estimated to be Eight Millions. Including revenue the benefit to the National Exchequer of State Purchase as against Prohibition is estimated to be from 11 millions to 2 millions, per annum REMEMBER: That to vote against Prohibition you must strike out two lines on the ballot paper. THE NEW- ZEALAND MODERATE LEAGUE D. M. Find!ay, President R. A. Armstrong, dominion Secretary.

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