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MEETINGS. PERSONAL LIBERTY! DO YOU VALUE IT? His' MAJESTY'S THEATRE (FULLER'S), COURTDNAY PLACE, TOMORROW (SUNDAY) NIGHT'. AT 8.15. N CITIZENS' MEETING TO-MORROW NIGHT AT 8.15. CHAIRMAN A. GRAY,' ESQ., K.C. HEAR MR. D. M. FINDLAY, President N.Z. Moderate League. AND. ME. R. 'A. ARMSTRONG, Dominion Secretary N.Z.M.L, ON ■ THE RIGHTS OF THE MODERATE PUBLIC. ! ARE YOU AWARE THAT' THE SPECIAL LICENSING REFERENDUM to be held in a few weeks provides a complete alteration of LICENSING LAW and that no provision, is made for a true expression of the opinions of the Moderate Pu'blic? WHERE IS YOUE DEMOCRATIC REPRESENTATION 1 ' / LEARN WHAT YOU ARE ASKED TO VOTE ON. . TO-MORROW (SUNDAY), AT 8.15 P.M.. ALL CITIZENS INVITED. LADIES SPECIALLY INVITED. Doors Open 7.30 p.m. THE LIQUOR QUESTION. CONCERT CHAMBER, TOWN HALL, • CONCERT CHAMBER, TOWN HALL, MONDAY, 'JANUARY 27, 7.45 P.M. REPLY TO THE MODERATES, BY REV. R. S. GRAY, I PRESIDENT N.Z. ALLIANCE. ' CHAIRMAN: W. D. HUNT, ESQ., President Dominion Efficiency League. The President and Secretary of the Moderate League will tell the Public that taxes and the cost of living will increase if hotel' bars are closed. They • will probably even say that you'will have to pay the compensation!! Mr. Gray will uhanswerably refute this on Monday evening, and prov.e that there will be an immense saving in revenue when the Liquor Traffic breathes its last. Mr. Gray will also conduot an Organisation the Concept Chamber ( on THURSDAY, at 7.45 p.m. All those opposed to tho Liquor Traffic invited. ' ) t ; : SPORTING. WELLINGTON RACES. 1 TRENTHAM RACECOURSE. TRENTHAM RACECOURSE. TRENTHAM RACECOURSE. TRENTHAM RACECOURSE. | TO-DAY' (SATURDAY). JANUARY 25, 1919. FIRST RACE STARTS AT 12 O'CLOCK NOON. FIRST RACE STARTS AT 12 O'CLOCK NOON. Trains Leave Wellington as under To-day, January 25:—8.30, 9.45, 10.17, 10.50, 10.39, 10.53 a.m., and 12,6, 12.15, 1,20 p.m. A. E. WHYTE, ' Secretary.

WANGANUI TROTTING CLUB. SUMMER MEETING. TO BE HELD ON WANGANUI RACECOURSE, FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 21, 1919. .£9BO—STAKES—.£96O "DOMINATIONS', accompanied by Fees, CLOSE 5 p.m. on FRIDAY, JANUARY 31, 1919. HANDICAPS appear FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 7, 1919. ACCEPTANCES CLOSE 5 p.m. FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 14, 1919. W. M. FALCONER, Secretary. P.O. Box 59, „ Wanganui, BUSINESS NOTICES.. YOU ARE GOING TO THE 1 RACES! TAKE YOUR. OWN LUNCH. FRESH SANDWICHES PACKED IN BOXES, For Is. or 2«. GAMBLE AND CREED, Cuba Street, Willis Street, and Lambton Quay. "DIGGERS "DIGGERS!" "DIGGERS!" "DIGGERS!"' "DIGGERS!" "DIGGERS!" COMPREE THIS! ... COMPREE THIS! ... WE SPECIALISE IN MEN'S OUTFITS, from Hat to Sox, Our Motto: RELIABLE GOODS at LOW PRiCES. You will gets a Fair Deal at HORNIG'S, HORNIG'S, HORNIG'S, THE POPULAR MEN'S OUTFITTERS, 160 Cuba Street (Opposite Queen's Pictures). WH. P H I L P, Cornbill Street, House, Window, and Office-Cleaning Contractor. Carpets Cleaned and Beaten by Maohiriery. ALL ORDERS PROMPTLY EXECUTED Telephone 3292 (3 rings). H. R. LUMLEY, MARTINBOROUGH. MOTOR Mail Service, FeatherstnnMartinborough and Surrounding Districts. All trains met. Cars, Horses, , dad Gigs for Hire s 'Phone No. 2,

PUBLIC NOTICES. WELLINGTON MUNICIPAL - ELECTIONS. I NOTICE TO CITIZENS. V The municipal roll is now BEING PREPARED. SEE THAT YOUR PULL NAME AND ADDRESS ARE RECORDED THEREON. CALL AT THE TOWN HALL AND MAKE SURE. FORMS MAT BE HAD UPON APPLICATION. JNO. R, PALMER, . Town Clerk. January 21, 1919' "D" BATTERY, HON, RESERVE, ' N.Z.F.A. ALL MEMBERS who trained with the above Battery are requested to attend the final parade of the Battery in the Artillery Drillshed, Buckle Street, on . MONDAY, January 27, at 7.30 p.m. 1 "Last Post" to the memory of Comrades "Gone West," B<;p.m. BY ORDER, Officer Commanding. Friends and the general pulilic are in- , vited to attend. BUSINESS NOTICE. TO OUR NUMEROUS CLIENTS. rpHE WHOLESALE MANUFACTUR--1 ING BUSINESS of B. L. HART AND CO., Bedding and Wire Mattress , Makers, is being; carried on under the management of MR. B. N.' STAFF. STAFFORD. TEA, LUNCHEON, AND SUPPER ROOMS. Dinner 5.80 to 7.30. ' One of the Best Appointed in the City. Smoking and Writing Room Provided for Gentlemen, Open on SATURDAYS until 7.30 p.m. MISS READ, Proprietress. Willis Street (over H. D. Bennett's). /M ON VERT YOUR TOURING CAR INTO A LORRY or VAN, to carry up to 2i lons. Consult NEIL DONEGHUE AND CO., LTD., 50 Willis Street, Wellington. 'Phone 4106. Works: Petone. 'Phone 3i26 (3 rings). .Agents foe "The Smith Eorm-a-TxuoW-