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Lyttelton Times, Volume CXVII, Issue 18066, 5 April 1919, Page 9

DO GREAT MINDS THINK ALIKE?

MR ALEXR. BOYLE—- “ I doubt if a Prohibitionist would care to take his oath on the Bible that the war could have beeii won without Alcohol.” MR ALEXR. BOYLE—- “ i havo always refused to believe that the evils that spring from excessive drinking cannot be extinguished by a Government with brains and backbone.” MR ALEXR. BOYLE—- “ Why should my freedom be curtailed because another is a fool?” MR ALEXR. BOYLE—11A moderate amount of stimulant is an excellent lubricant at social functions, as I know, for .1 have spent hundreds of happy evenings iu the society of happy men and women who knew how to use wine and not to abuse it.” MR ALEXR. BOYLE—- “ I firmly believe that Prohibition will mean a great shrinkage in the advancement of this country.” % MR ALEXR. BOYLE—- “ Fellow-countrymen and fellow-countrywomon, for goodness sake don’t, on April 10th, eonvort the most beautiful country in the world into tlie dullest place on earth.”