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Gisborne Times, Volume LXIII, Issue 10138, 26 October 1925, Page 2

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Vote tbntinuanc I. | VOTE FOR NATIONAL CONTINUANCE MARK YOUR BALLOTS PAPER LIKE THIS ou must rut iWO lines or your vote will not count. Yon CAM Give Prohibition nip @ t a Inal The Prohibition Party asked the late Mr. Massey, have asked Mr. Coates, and will ask the new Government to ensure to the people an opportunity to vote again after prohibition has had a fair trial. Any Parliament can .alter any law in N.Z. if the people want it altered, : ;s v. ; , The llqu ° r interests are-asking Parliament to alter . tne present law of 3-year polk so as to make it nine years during which the traffic cannot be touched. Thev are afraid ot the people’s vote. The prohibitionists will welcome the peooV vote after prohibition has had a fair trial. Parliament will the people shall when mmMirn :■ - . . ....... ■ Strike Gut the 2570 . ; :■ lil; - Dad! WSWSBPfJ jpp - ~ . /To 1 . ’ J wli