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Anti-prohibition postcard

Anti-prohibition postcard

In this 1914 postcard, a cartoon of a member of the 'Prohibition Party' (Henry George Ell) looks down on the tiny figure of the NZ Voter; beside him is a pathway 'To Gloom' with an illicit still in the distance. Below are instructions urging voters to mark their ballot papers in favour of national and local continuance.

Alexander Turnbull Library
Reference: PUBL-0220-7
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