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Press, Volume LV, Issue 16451, 19 February 1919, Page 5

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g ggggQgIQHHEBHfIBEHBZSSBBSBBBI IH Convenience and Ease w aJL in Cooking RMSlll F ° ill I MRM! " S Everything brought to your own dl I fmS&jma height—no more back breaking, Wi W3 H ¥wr bending down to attend to cooking T BBHI ' Inspect the i Table Gas Cooker fj =k fY &*) 1 Every housewife shouio investigate U tllls new system—lt's a big thing to her. Call In or'phone us for full f I particulars. CHRISTCHURCH GAS CO. LTD. Showrooms: 77-79 Worcester Street - 'Phones 432, 2140 THE LIQUOR question' The Rights of the Moderate Publio massleetim = OF CITIZENS = Theatre Royal, Sunday, 23rd Febrmry, 1919 At 8.15 p.m. Doors opeji 7.30 p.m. Chairman i J. J. DOUGALL, Esq. SPEAKERS: Mr. D. M. FINDLAY THE QUESTIOMF EFFICIENCY President N.Z. Moderate League. ProhibitioTi with Compensation. Who will have to Pay ? STATE OWNERSHIP A Measure of Ileal Reform. A Profitable State Investment. Mr. R. A. ARMSTRONG Wu „ f »>, Dominion Secretary N.Z.M.L. The Fallacies and Dangers of Prohibition * The Attempt to Capture Parlia- ' ment Are You Aware that a special referendum is to be held in a few weeks ? Do you know that Licensing Legislation i» being dictated by tae officials of the N.Z. Alliance and the "Trade " ? Do you know that the people, particularly the Moderate Section, were not considered by Government. Where is our Democratic Representation P j This is a People's Question! This is YOUR QUESTION! j Every Citizen Invited to be present. LADIES SPECIALLY INVITED - ' j - i COUNTRY TOURS: Kaiapoi, Thursday, Feb. 20th Geraldine, Wednesday, 26th Rangiora, Friday, 2fst Timaru, Thursday, 27th East Oxford, Monday, 24th Oamaru, Friday, 28th Mbiipion, Tuesday, 25th 062 „ * For Wounded Returned Soldiers Church of England Institute, Rotorua Contain* Re«t Room, Billiard Room, Games Room, Waiting Room, Sun Verandah, devoted to the use and benefit of returned Wounded and Sick Soldiers recuperating at Rotorua. Upwards of 5,000 morning and afternoon teas and suppers are provided free during eacn month THEY HAVE DONE THEIfc BIT KEEP ON DOING YOURS Send your tubtcripboni Jo carry on this and similar work elsewhere to The Military Affairs Committee. 20 Mulgrave Street, Wellington JAS. W. HENDERSON J GEO. SHTBTCLTTFE ( Bon. Treeiurtri •NOTE.—Church Army Donations maj also foe .sent to J. C, Adams, J, IPpnUgy '