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Temperance and Prohibition in New Zealand
Contents
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Contents
| chap. | page | |
| Introduction | Rev. J. Cocker. | 9 |
| I. The Logic of Prohibition | A. R. Atkinson, B.A. | 15 |
| II. In The Beginning | Rev. W. J. Williams. | 20 |
| III. The Sydenham Campaign | Hon. L. M. Isitt, M.L.C. | 60 |
| IV. The First Colonial Local Option Poll | Rev. J. Cocker. | 71 |
| V. The No-License Campaign: | ||
| (1) Period 1897 to 1908 | Rev. P. S. Smallfield. | 78 |
| (2) Period 1908 to 1912 | Rev. J. Cocker. | 97 |
| (3) Period 1913 to 1918 | J. Malton Murray. | 111 |
| (4) Period 1919 to 1928 | F. A. de la Mare and J. Malton Murray. | 121 |
| VI. Legislative Progress | H. S. Adams, LL.B. | 144 |
| VII. The Churches and the Movement: | ||
| (1) The Anglican Church | Rev. P. S. Smallfield. | 155 |
| (2) The Baptist Church | Rev. J. J. North, D.D. | 157 |
| (3) The Congregational Church | Rev. W. M. Holland, B.A. | 158 |
| (4) The Catholic Church | Rev. J. Cocker. | 160page 6 |
| (5) Associated Churches of Christ | Rev. H. Grinstead. | 162 |
| (6) The Methodist Church | Rev. S. Lawry. | 164 |
| (7) The Presbyterian Church | Rev. W. J. Comrie. | 168 |
| (8) The Salvation Army | Lieut.-Col. D. A. Gunn. | 171 |
| (9) Seventh-Day Adventists | Pastor W. Scragg. | 172 |
| VIII. Woman and the Movement | Mrs. N. Peryman. | 174 |
| IX. Temperance Organizations: | ||
| (1) Independent Order of Rechabites | T. Fathers. | 188 |
| (2) International Order of Good Templars | G. Price. | 192 |
| (3) The Sons and Daughters of Temperance | G. Stratton. | 197 |
| X. The Maori and the Liquor Traffic | J. Malton Murray. | 199 |
| XI. Prohibition ‘Who's Who’ in New Zealand | 205 | |
| XII. Past Presidents of N.Z. Alliance | 264 | |
| XIII. Vice-Presidents of N.Z. Alliance | 265 | |
| XIV. Statistical Information: | ||
| (1) A 50-Year Record | 267 | |
| (2) N.Z. Drink Bill, 1900–1927 | 268 | |
| (3) Liquor Consumption, 1900–1927 | 269 | |
| (4) Convictions for Drunkenness, 1900–1927 | 270 | |
| (5) Results of NO-License and Prohibition Polls, 1894–1928 | 271 |