Prohibition Debate Highlights Liquor Control in NSW Sermon
Reverend E W Hyde argues for prohibition as the only alternative to temperance failures. He cites rising drunkenness costs and compares NSW licensing to total prohibition, noting higher per capita drink bills and enforcement limits while urging electors to consider American Prohibition findings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. W. Hyde
Main Street
America
Nsw
Vance
Mquor
Lawton
United States
Sydney
Prohibition urged by Australian writer in support of Sept 1 vote
Montague Grover argues against saloons and for Prohibition, citing American experience and political endorsements. He cites Labor figures, empire patriotism, and economic gains as rationale for voting yes on September 1, urging unity of unions and workers to back the liquor ban.
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Montague Grover
Sydney Sun
Melbourne “Herald
Honolulu
United States
U.S.A
Aquor
Thomas Walker
M.L.A
Ernest Quirk
Building Trades Council
Des Moles
British Empire
Britain
Grenfell Printing Works Notice from Howarth Proprietors
Printed and published by Harold Sydney Howarth and Cedric Somerville Howarth at Linotype Printing Works Main St Grenfell New South Wales for official notices and community notices.
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Harold Sydney Howarth
Cedric Somerville Howarth
Linotype
Main St. Grenfell
New South Wales
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A.M.L
T. A. Dickson & CO
Geelong
Victoria
Queen Mary
Buckingham Palace
Conservatorium OF Music
Presbyterian Ladies’ Colleges
BEALE
P. J. Robinson
Main Strent
Tooth
Tootece Kent Brewery
Berge
Slatyer
Hill & Halls, Ltd
Coats & Frocks
U.S
Hill and Halls, Ltd
Shuirekeus
Ishimofeum
Shinckeum
the Standard Insurance Company Limited
Australia
New Zealand
Workmen's Compensation
ACT Insurances
J. R. Deane
Dawson
Standard Buildings
Pitt Street
Dalley St
W-J. Rabbets
National Mutual Tre Association, Ltd
Colonial Mutual Fire Insurance Coy,, Ltd
YOUNG
N. Bellamy
George Street
Theo Viahopoolos
King’s Motor Service
King's Motor Service
Exchange Hotel
Oakland
Chevrolet
Pontiac
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