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New Zealand Herald, Volume LIX, Issue 18235, 31 October 1922, Page 3

• : ' — [ ' . X^^ •) i Tel! the >. - \ THAT we are NOT a drunken people. v; -THAT we are more sober without FroI hibition than America with it. JFHAT we are a clean, wholesome, lawabiding nation. JHAT our Manhood has proved itself in the greatest of all tests. JFHAT our Womanhood has proved itft I self as mothers of MEN. (THAT our people are more healthy and , prosperous than any in th* * world, 1 PTHAT we have no drug-evil and no crime-wave. JTHAT we respect their Nation, but jTHAT we do not want them, nor their help, nor their advice, nor their guidance, nor their impertinent • interference in our affairs. V r I i THAT we mind our business and if they will do likewise they will be very welcome visitors. 1 But not otherwise. VOTE CONTINUANCE! How to Vote: mfe§|» t You MUST strike omt TWO LINES—or your Vote it INVALID Istued by thiNcHenal Ctuneil effhe Lievutd 48

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