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Temuka Leader, Issue 10850, 6 October 1925, Page 1

T©is can’t give Prohibition ** a trial.” Once it is here you cannot get rid of it. In 1922 the Prohibition Party tried to mislead the electors by saying “Prohibition is worth a trial.” Do not forget that you cannot have Prohibition “on trial.” It would come into force six months after the poll——and no matter how much New Zealand regretted its advent, repeal would be practically impossible. If yen encourage this Solly you will hang a millstone round the neck of your country—a millstone which cannot be shifted. Hold Fast to Liberty! Vote CONTINUANCE THUS (1) r VOTE FOR" NATIONAL: CONTINUANCE I VOTE FOR

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