THE PROHIBITION POLL.
Increased, 'efficiency ttjeans increased production!,-* > - Increased production means big|sr revenue.’. {These, in turn mean higher, wages and' mdre .employment. .(THis j -jneans more money in quicker circulation, 1 and, consequently, a higher's&ndard of living, These are some of the, boons which Mil lindvitably follow the releasing of the £5,000,000 now antmftlly 1 spent in N.SS on the sheer waste of liquor,: Simultaneously there '(vill disappear at least 55 per cent Of th’e costof jails, hospitals, judiciary, police, etc. A ypuing ‘ country depending for its vepy life dp business cariiiot afford ’to carry dead , weight. NVZ. cuts, it out on Thursday, April 10th. Do your part. Strike: out the topline.* ,
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Nelson Evening Mail, Volume LIII, Issue 73, 27 March 1919, Page 2
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113THE PROHIBITION POLL. Nelson Evening Mail, Volume LIII, Issue 73, 27 March 1919, Page 2
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