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The Empire has rejected Prohibition. Vote Continuance. Strike out the two bottom lines. [1938].

The Empire has rejected Prohibition. Vote Continuance. Strike out the two bottom lines. [1938].

Klappe & Kortegast (Firm, Hokitika) :Hokitika River Brewery. Klappe and Kortegast, ale and porter brewers and bottlers, Gibson's Quay, Hokitika. Order sent to the Exchange Hotel, Revell Street, Hokitika, promptly attended to [1866]

Klappe & Kortegast (Firm, Hokitika) :Hokitika River Brewery. Klappe and Kortegast, ale and porter brewers and bottlers, Gibson's Quay, Hokitika. Order sent to the Exchange Hotel, Revell Street, Hokitika, promptly attended to [1866]

No-license tells its own tale! Object lessons from Masterton (Published by the Masterton-Wairarapa No-License Council). Strike out the top line. [1911].

No-license tells its own tale! Object lessons from Masterton (Published by the Masterton-Wairarapa No-License Council). Strike out the top line. [1911].

Hiscocks, Ercildoune Frederick, fl 1899-1940s :In his true light. What the wowser is doing. Strike out the bottom line, and vote for freedom and liberty. [Postcard. 1911].

Hiscocks, Ercildoune Frederick, fl 1899-1940s :In his true light. What the wowser is doing. Strike out the bottom line, and vote for freedom and liberty. [Postcard. 1911].

6 o'clock closing is safest; I vote for closing at 6 p.m. [1948-1949]

6 o'clock closing is safest; I vote for closing at 6 p.m. [1948-1949]

[Postcard]. Give him an inch and he'll take an ell. If you do not use your power he will take the lot. Strike out the bottom line on both ballot papers. [1914]

[Postcard]. Give him an inch and he'll take an ell. If you do not use your power he will take the lot. Strike out the bottom line on both ballot papers. [1914]

Vote 6 o'clock closing! It means fewer bad debts, more money for family comforts, happier home life. [1948-1949].

Vote 6 o'clock closing! It means fewer bad debts, more money for family comforts, happier home life. [1948-1949].

[Postcard]. Just before the bottle darling I am thinking most of you. Strike out the bottom line on both ballot papers. [1914]

[Postcard]. Just before the bottle darling I am thinking most of you. Strike out the bottom line on both ballot papers. [1914]

New Zealand Alliance for the Abolition of the Liquor Traffic :The eyes of the world are upon us! Voter! If, at the back of your mind, you have an idea that you will some day join us, and work and vote for No-License, do it now, before it is too late. Strike out the top line on both papers. New Zealand Alliance leaflet no. 21. [1911]

New Zealand Alliance for the Abolition of the Liquor Traffic :The eyes of the world are upon us! Voter! If, at the back of your mind, you have an idea that you will some day join us, and work and vote for No-License, do it now, before it is too late. Strike out the top line on both papers. New Zealand Alliance leaflet no. 21. [1911]

Quit - a failure and a farce in America, inflaming the very evils it is intended to suppress - is this fraud to be planted on us? Vote for Continuance. [ca 1922].

Quit - a failure and a farce in America, inflaming the very evils it is intended to suppress - is this fraud to be planted on us? Vote for Continuance. [ca 1922].

[New Zealand Alliance for the Abolition of the Liquor Trade] :No-license a great success; Oamaru's happy experience. Printed at the Oamaru Mail Office, Tyne Street, Oamaru. [1922].

[New Zealand Alliance for the Abolition of the Liquor Trade] :No-license a great success; Oamaru's happy experience. Printed at the Oamaru Mail Office, Tyne Street, Oamaru. [1922].

[Postcard]. Charming lady, your vote I beg. Trust him not, O Gentle lady. Strike out the bottom line on both ballot papers. [1914]

[Postcard]. Charming lady, your vote I beg. Trust him not, O Gentle lady. Strike out the bottom line on both ballot papers. [1914]

[Postcard]. What to expect under Prohibition. Strike out the bottom line on both ballot papers. [1914]

[Postcard]. What to expect under Prohibition. Strike out the bottom line on both ballot papers. [1914]

New Zealand Alliance: This church is in the fight to retain 6 o'clock closing. Evening drinking hours benefit no one except the brewers. N.Z. Alliance poster no. 1, Box 1079, Wellington. [1949?]

New Zealand Alliance: This church is in the fight to retain 6 o'clock closing. Evening drinking hours benefit no one except the brewers. N.Z. Alliance poster no. 1, Box 1079, Wellington. [1949?]

Sydney International Exhibition 1879. Certificate of award. E. Latham & Co., New Zealand. Running ale. First degree of merit. [Signed] P A Jennings, Executive Commissioner; Augustus Morris, Secretary; Augustus Lotham[?], President. [Printed by] American Bank Note Company, New York.

Sydney International Exhibition 1879. Certificate of award. E. Latham & Co., New Zealand. Running ale. First degree of merit. [Signed] P A Jennings, Executive Commissioner; Augustus Morris, Secretary; Augustus Lotham[?], President. [Printed by] American Bank Note Company, New York.

[New Zealand Alliance for the Abolition of the Liquor Traffic] :I vote for national continuance of vice and waste. I vote for state purchase & control of production of crime. I vote for national prohibition of liquor bars. Strike out the two top lines. Wright & Carman Ltd. 177 Vivian St., Wgtn. [1910s-1920s].

[New Zealand Alliance for the Abolition of the Liquor Traffic] :I vote for national continuance of vice and waste. I vote for state purchase & control of production of crime. I vote for national prohibition of liquor bars. Strike out the two top lines. Wright & Carman Ltd. 177 Vivian St., Wgtn. [1910s-1920s].

Road fatalities start here! Vote 6 o'clock closing for safer driving after dark. [1948-1949].

Road fatalities start here! Vote 6 o'clock closing for safer driving after dark. [1948-1949].

Prohibition will destroy £1,500,000 voluntary revenue annually. [1919]

Prohibition will destroy £1,500,000 voluntary revenue annually. [1919]

Found wanting! The verdict of British Labour M.P.s. We are compelled to state that Prohibition, as we have been led to believe, does not exist in America. J E Davison, M.P., [G] H Sitch, M.P. Vote for Continuance / S Westrup [ca 1920].

Found wanting! The verdict of British Labour M.P.s. We are compelled to state that Prohibition, as we have been led to believe, does not exist in America. J E Davison, M.P., [G] H Sitch, M.P. Vote for Continuance / S Westrup [ca 1920].

New Zealand Alliance for the Abolition of the Liquor Traffic :Voters! Beware!! Before voting for or against the poor brewer and publican, it would be wise to investigate the great revenue question. ... Your boy is wanted as raw material in a drunkard factory. Strike out the top line. N.Z. Alliance leaflet no. 22. [1911]

New Zealand Alliance for the Abolition of the Liquor Traffic :Voters! Beware!! Before voting for or against the poor brewer and publican, it would be wise to investigate the great revenue question. ... Your boy is wanted as raw material in a drunkard factory. Strike out the top line. N.Z. Alliance leaflet no. 22. [1911]