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Iffflil TAKEN FROM GOVERNMENT RECORDS. rtoii carried No-License by a 2-stli Majority, 99 votes to spare. In 1905 the Electorate was SO ilectorate was SO DISSATISFIED that they their Decision, and by a wtimmMm&mmmfflm if33if» ALL the juggling in the world does not alter the fact that in 1902 the rate under license was ONE SHILLING IN THE POUND And that in 1908 Under No-License it was" <' \ 1/9 IN THE POUND. No-'.iconse simply means illicit traffic. imv^UTniTlSTfriiois'iMiiifeK] Figures recently Published by the Government give; the quantities of liquor supplied to No-License districts.. ASHBURTON'S CONSUMPTION IS 102,982 gallons of beer, and 18,131 gallons of spirits. INVERCARGILL'S CONSUMPTION IS 114,673 gallons of beer, and 7,131 gallons of spirits. These figures only show the quantities notified to the Clerk of the Courts and is probably less than half the real amount consumed. Shopkeepers and all business men should vote for continuance, and keep thousands of pounds In the district where it is earned. I , / Don't allow the Great Experiment to Chsat you any longer. IF YOU BELIEVE IN TEMPERANCE, VOTE FOR CONTINUANCE THUS: ( B that the Number of Licenses Existing in

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