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Maoriland Worker, Volume 12, Issue 294, 18 October 1922, Page 13

[STou never noticed the Liquor Traffic spending thousands I* to secure shorter hours, better wages, or other benefits for I anybody. ' They are. making a fuss about " Liberty,' 7 in 1 the hope of concealing the fact that, on the basis of retail 1 prices, New Zealand is spending at the rate of | H In Three Years On Drink 1 By voting' prohibition you can stop that wasteful expendi- 1 ture. The money, will go either into savings banks or in I fmying necessary and pleasant things, thus increasing em- I ploynaent,- wagos, and raising the standard of living. We .1 believe you to be willing to sacrifice your glass for the sake J ] of the Dominion, your wives and children, once you know § that . . I • E Can be Sa.ved 121 Three Years. I after making good all the losses the liquor traffic pretends I will have to be made good if liquor goes. 1 prohibition will be fol- M lowed by an " enormous fe Your boys will never miss liquor if they never learn increase in crime," by I to like it. The money you save will give greater hap- ££££jf £ ZLnZ- I piness to yourself and "family and a better time all coming 'sly-groggers, by I rOUlld. women becoming im- M moral- The teetotallers in M . N.Z. arc not guilty of any H OJL jL%.JLj|.m»il»4 %Jr%J Jβ. RM. M.MZ* therefore the liquor traf- I _,«-- I • fie says you and your " I 1W Kβ 1 V#& J!*l3 wives v.ill do these things 1 , nmmismwmm if yon cannot-get liquor. R Avenge the outrageous in- ■ . -„■ « «- .«, m **. -- suit by abolishing a traffic B that enriches Itself at- J y t Z r 1 ■ i Vdf© for National PrmMblUon llt^^SSf" 1 and I Alliance Publicity «a