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AMUSEMENTS. DID YOU SEE "RIDERS OF THE PURPLE SAGE?" NOW SEE THE SEQUEL, "THE RAINBOW TRAIL," FEATURING WILLIAM FARNUM. QUEEN'S THEATRE. THIS AFTERNOON! TO-NIGHT! ALL NEXT WEEK! „ SPLENDID SUPPORTING PROGRAMME OF COMEDIES —-- CARTOONS GAZETTES COMEDIES CARTOONS GAZETTES . "THE RAINBOW TRAIL" will screen at 3.15 p.m. and 8.15 p.m. daily. NEW AND POPULAR MUSICAL NUMBERS BY COMPLETE NEW ORCHESTRA, under Directorship E. B. BAILEY. ■Saturday Night Prices: Dress Circle, Is. Gd.; Stalls, Is: (plus tax); Reserves, • Gd. extra. 'Phone 3255. - ' Patrons are earnystiv advised to COME EARLY OR BOOK THEIR SEATS.. MEETINGS. PERSONAL LIBERTY! ' ' FREE CHOICE OR PROHIBITION? PUBLIC MEETING. HIS -MAJESTY'S THEATRE, TO-MORROW ' IIKy! TO-MORROW AT 8.15 P.M. Chairman: A. GRAY, ESQ., K.C. SPEAKERS: MR. D. M. FINDLAY (President N.Z. Moderate Lcagiu). "THE BRITISH WAY." "SHOULD N.Z. FOLLOW BRITAIN?" ME. W. PERRY (Member Executive N.Z. Moderate Lcaßiie). "WHY 'THE SOLDIERS VOTED AGATNST PROHIBITION." , "A RATIONAI VIW'OF THE RUM RATION." MR, R, A. ARMSTRONG (Sec. N!Z. Moderate League)- . "TOUCHING THE.'SPOT.'" "DRINK MORE AND BE SOBER." ALL CITIZENS INVITED. QUESTIONS WELCOMED. ADMISSION FREE. PUBLIC NOTICES. DOES LIQUOR BENEFIT THE COUNTRY? During the last three months it, caused— 1-MURDER. , 3 SUICIDES. G ASSAULTS. 5 I^PE. 15 ROBBERIES. , " ~ »FORGERIES. .-3!) DIVORCES. THE MODERATE LEAGUE ASKS YOU to pay the Trade responsible for these tho sum of .C 15,000,000. THE TRADE ASKS YOU to let it continue this deadly work. It has the nervo to say that Prohibition 'will increase crime, although tho Criminal Records say that these wero all caused by drink. SIR ROBERT'STOUTi said on Friday, November 28: "I had boen in the habit of putting down onethird of the crimo to drink. During the last few months I have put two-thirds down to it;"—" Evening Post," November 29. If the Chief Justico is not in a position to say what causes crime, who is? , rTOW-ABOUT REVENUE. , ONE MILLION is tho Total Annual Liquor Revenue. NINE MILLIONS is what tho country spends (directly, and indirectly), to get this. It gels in addition— '-.'■.. Murders, Suicides, Divorces. Assaults, Rapes; Robberies. Accil- - Drunkenness, etc., and WHICH WILL YOU HAVE, The Million with the crimes, or ! The Nino Millions without them? Does any sano man believe that Prohibition can mean increased taxation? ' , NO INCREA SED TAXATION. It is 10 years since either Mr. Massey or Sir Joseph Ward made any pronouncement with regard to Prohibition and Taxation. When passing present Licensing Legislation neither of them made any reference to loss of revenue. ' ■ They had just returned from Canada and America, and while there learned that America surrendered ,030,000,000 per year Liquor Revenue without any" suggestion of further taxation. Sir .Tames Allen, Minister of Finance in Mr. Massey's Cabinet, stated definitely that if Prohibition wero carried ho "had no auxiety about the revenue." Vote for Prohibition and Prosperity, and put an end to Crime, Poverty, and Unhappiness, Caused by Drink. STRIKE OUT THjE TWO TOP ' LINES.

ENTRIES CLOSE DECEMBER 10! ENTRIES CLOSE DECEMBER 10! ENTRIES CLOSE DECEMBER 10! FREE EDUCATIONAL TRAINING FREE EDUCATIONAL TRAINING FREE -EDUCATIONAL ..TRAINING \ ■ . . AT GILBY'S COLLEGE! AT GILBY'S COLLEGE! AT GILBY'S COLLEGE! IF 'you intend sending in your name .'as a Candidate for our Free Educational Training Test Examination, you must not delay. At noon on WEDNESDAY NEXT, December 10, all entries closc-and at 10 a.m. on SATURDAY NEXT, December 13, the Test Examination will be held. ANY BOY OR GIRL holding Certificate of Proficiency or Competency (or equivalent), or who has recently been examined in the Sixth Standard and does not know the result, may enter for this examination—the subjects to be presented will be Arithmetic, English, and Writing. SUCCESSFUL CANDI DATES will be classified as under:— CLASS 1 .-THOSE SECURING HIGHEST MARKS will receive complete instruction (duv classes only) in Pitman's Shorthand, Stenotypy (Machine Short-, hand). Typewriting, Book-keeping, am'; 01 ' Subjects for Secondary Education, Matriculation, Public Service-Entrance, or other Public Examinations, FREE OI COST DURING 11)20. ~ CLASS 2.-THOSE NEXT IN ORDER OF MEKIT will receive complete instruction at 50 per cent. REDUCTION IN FEES.CLASS n.-THOSE NEXT'TN ORDER OF MERIT will receive complete instruction at 25 per cent: EHDUCTTON OFF ORDINARY FEES. CLASS 4.-ALL CANDIDATES who pass the Examination will receive a reduction in fees of at least 10s. (id. PER TEIiM OFF ORDINARY RATES. Enter for next Saturday's Examination. Call or write for prospectus living full details! Act immedialely-the prospectus and entrance form may be had from Messrs. Whitcnmbo and Tombs Ltd.. Messrs. S. and W. Mackay, or from Gilby's College. GILBY'S COLL KG H LTD., Winder's Ituildings, (i,-| Cuba Street. WF.LUNGTO.Y. Director: linrtACli GILBY, I'.i'.l. (lOn;;.). Telephone 21—SIS. P.O. Bus 203.