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Southland Times, Issue 19659, 9 October 1922, Page 3

“WET” AND “DRY” A Comparison—“DßY” “ WET" Chicago New Zealand Population 2% Millions Official Annual Re- Population 7% Millions turn of the Municipal Persons arraigned during Courts of Chicago, Persons convicted during 1921 for Drunkenness and the N.Z. figures 1920 for Drunkenness , from the N.Z. Of- D 51,360 fi dal Year 7.13 Thousand America under Prohibition has far more Drunkenness than New Zealand under License. We are a temperate people I Prohibition Prohibit! ®vote RESTORATION and NATIONAL CONTINUANCE! Issued by the National Council of the Licensed Trade t?f Nezv Zealand. .

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