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Evening Star, Issue 18138, 30 November 1922, Page 10

Sir Oliver Lodge Recognised as among the foremost thinkers of the World writes to The N.Z. Moderate League (Factimile of Letter), Telegrams; 'Lodge. Normanton. AmesburyStation for Goods; Amesbury. Telephone; A2 Amesbury. Normanton House. Lake, Salisbury, Slat September, 1922* Dear Sir, Referring to your letter of August 9th, my opinion is that if the distribution of alcoholic liquor were carried on in such a way that no profit on increased sales accrued to the distributors, it would have a good effect, and would diminish many of the social difficulties connected with this traffic. The public should be trained to exercise self-control without coercion, but should not be led into unnecessary temptation. Yours faithfully. To D. M. Findlay, Esq. That is the opinion of a great British thinker I Yofc for State Control Your vote will be wasted—unless you strike out TWO lines! “ Moderation is True Temperance.” JOIN The N.Ze Moderate League D. M, Findlay, President. R. A. Armstrong, Dominion Secretary. OTAGO EXECUTlVE.— President: Geo. MONDY. Executive: 0. Bulk. ,1. S. D/ujrlas, R. A. Ewing, Richard Hudson. .). R. Ritchie. Reg- Sise. VWn. I hoiufoii. Hon. Secretary and Treasurer: T. H. THOMPSON. A.AI.P. BUILDINGS, Dunedin. HAINES-3 I vote for State Purchase £ Control

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