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Gisborne Times, Volume L, Issue 5136, 31 March 1919, Page 6

OFFER TO i.Z, ALLIANCE WICKED ‘SLUR RESENTED BRING DIRECT CHARGE INSTEAD OF SILLY INNUENDOAN impudent stffitement is made in a Prohibition advertisement in the Gisborne Times of Friday, March 28, to this, effect—- » “MoreovfiPjv'the purity of the alcohol - st.oykedT by the Health Department (uj/der Prohibition) will be guaranteja,w« s We will no longer have to pirtrup with the doped and adulterated artidfe.” We wish to oujpto the Elec-, tors of of the Bay of Plenty “Enat, aaifar as we can recollect, during extending over 37 yg|rns, no conviction lias been securedrm this jpqrtion of the Dominion Jngainst affiy Jholder of a license dr a drholesale license oi/a brewer’s niceijgLfor adulterating ■'liquor with of one or two cases commaint was made ofa the addition of More water than the law permitted. M We further wish to out that we sincerely believe tjmt the liquor sold by our firm is jpfual to any in the world, for are made up of the leadingjjpsrands of spirits, wines, and ales {together with our own manufactures), and we are prepared at all times to supply samples of our lines to the N.Z. Alliance for analysis. For the Prohibition party to make such a silly and unjustifiable charge against the Trade is characteristic of their wretched tactics at election time, and we challenge the N.ZAlliance to have the allegation tested in a court of law by showing that they have the - courage to make a direct charge of the kind in question against, any licensee, wholesale or retail, in this district. D. J. BARRY, LTD.

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