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New Zealand Herald, Volume LVI, Issue 17337, 8 December 1919, Page 6

THE LICENSING ISSUE. THE : LICENSING ISSUE. ■i „LAST APRIL THE REV. R. S. GRAY SAID: — " Prohibition must be won now, if ever. The one great chance for Pro. hibition is the Poll on April 10." The Prohibitionists frantically appealed to Electors to vote for Prohibi- , tion last April, and repeatedly stated that if Prohibticm was rejected in April, it could have no earthly chance in December. WE AGREE WITH THEM. PROHIBITION IS TYRANNY. STATE CONTROL IS FREEDOM We appeal to Prohibitionists to use . ■their common sense. Every Vote given at the Licensing Poll on December 17 for Prohibtion is A VOTE FOR CONTINUANCE 1 PROHIBITIONISTS! MAKE YOUR VOTES EFFECTIVE. VOTE FOR STATE CONTROL. SAFETY. EFFICIENCY. EXPEDITION. Entrust us with the Executorship duties under your Will, and these three vital factors are guaranteed to your dependents. The first because we are merged in and guaranteed by the South British Insurance Company. Limited, - and their asset's, which _ exceed £1,600,000. are therefor® security against any loss that may arise during administration, and in respect of which an Executor would be liable. The second, because our Board _of Directors, which will control your affairs, is representative of New Zealand's most prominent find successful business men. The . third, because we realise that beneficiaries require their aSairs dealt with jn a businesslke manner, and our staff of trained officers is accordingly Kept at a strength which permits of all matters receiving prompt attention. For further particulars write or call upon the Agent for the South British insurance Coy.. Ltd.. or our Representative in your town, or communicate direct with THE GUARDIAN TRUST AND EXECUTORS COMPANY OF NEW ZEALAND, LTD. Head Office: QUEEN AND SHORTLAND STREETS, AUCKLAND. ALL INFORMATION FURNISHED FREE OF CHARGE.