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Greymouth Evening Star, 10 November 1928, Page 4

* * ■ As unpopular as the Plague! .... ... - - ■•' Read Prohibition’s Wretched Record , ‘ k- ' ' . . Eight - countries tried . • • prohibition, ah cast Not wanted in: it M exeept tw.. M NEW south WALES ' ' ' Eighteen turned it WEST AUSTRALIA down-Oat! QUEENSLAND BRITISH COLOMBIA MANITOBA Not tolerated in a ALBERTA,, single British country. SASKATCHEWAN- . NEW BRUNSWICK ONTARIO . 1 No country has ever NEWFOUNDLAND had protebfitlon bach. SCOTLAND - • * SWITZERLAND it is now New Zealand’s Iceland tw® to 1 RUSSIA ! NORWAY Vote Ln - CONTINUANCE ■■ Strike out the two bottom lines’ ’ will not count -L^e^-WNATION AL"FROMIBITI&N— - " " • • ’■ * ■ 1 <• 1.. i _LijuuwwaiiwwuwtT« . i ■ " '

THE PUBLIC ARE BUYING THE I4H.P. Morris Oxford ANDTHEI2H.P. Morris Cowley Not merely on account of it being a British production, but because they are cars which give lasting satisfaction. they go. They are cars that sell on their merits. The British c“ ta without doubt the finest in the world and THE MORRIS has proved itself to be amongst the most efficient of them. FULL PARTICULARS AND PRICES SUPPLIED OF THESE ’ CARS BY H. McGLASHAN WEST COAST AGENT MORRIS CARS AND TRUCKS

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