Final Report and Minutes of Intoxicating Liquor Effect on Australian Soldiers And Best Method Of Dealing With Sale etc. (1917-18) By Australian Parliament
 
The committee inquired into options for reducing excessive alcohol consumption by Australian soldiers including restricting opening hours of hotels, closing bars and hotels in areas of troop movements, prohibiting the selling of alcohol to troops receiving hospital treatment, 'anti-shouting' regulations and the prohibition of liquor.
 
Final report (21 Nov 1918), together with minutes of proceedings of the committee and minutes of evidence from 4th July 1918 and appendices PARLIAMENTARY PAPER NUMBER S2/1918
 
Soft Cover
180 pages
In Good condition