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Sun (Christchurch), Volume I, Issue 262, 9 December 1914, Page 8

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YOUR VOTE To-morrow for CONTINUANCE will be a Vote for REAL TEMPERANCE WOMEN OF CANTERBURY The Prohibitionists are depending upon your vote. Bui consider a moment whether your vote in their favour will mend matters or make confusion worse confounded. Her Majesty the Queen of England, the wife of the President of the French Republic, the wife of the President of the United States, are all in favour of Temperance, but not one of them in favour of Prohibition. ELECTORS OF CANTERBURY Get to the poll somehow to-morrow —rain, hail, or shine. Remember, if you voted at last election and find on reaching the booth that your name is not on the roll, the Returning Officer is bound to give you a ballot paper. And if you spoil your ballot paper in marking it, return it to the Returning Officer, and he is bound to issue you another. Remember, Prohibition does not mean only closing the Open Bar. It means the absolute cancellation of all liquor licenses, and will not allow you to have a glass of ale in your own home. MEN OF CANTERBURY I You want to do the fair thing in this Liquor Question. But because there are faults in the system now, is the only remedy you see the Prohibition of drink ? The Prohibitionists say Regulation is no good. It is the only remedy. Penalising nineteen men for the fault of one is absolute injustice, and it is against the real interests of Temperance. Do not be a party to it® A ill VOTE FOR ©IIIIIIICE ' and Strike Out the Bottom Line on both Ballot Papers