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Gisborne Times, Volume XIX, Issue 1601, 14 November 1905, Page 3

5 WAIAPU ELECTION > HON. J. CARROLL'S MEETINGS. rj£IHB HON. J. CARROLL WILL ADDRESS THE) ELECTORS of WAIAPU at the followinß plaoes TE ARAl—Tuesday, 14th WAIMATA Wednesday, November 15th' TOLAGO BAY— I hursday, November 16th WAIPIRO— Friday, November 17th PORT AWANUI-Saturday, November 18th TB ARAROA—Monday, November 20th On his return, will addrosa at Tupnroa, Tokamaru, and Pakarao. Other Loaal and Coastal Fixtures will bo announced later.

PRELIMINARY NOTICE. BAIN BROS. Under instructions from Harry Bayly, Esq-, will Sell by Publio Auotion. on WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 13th, At bis Resldenoe, Kalti—ri \HE WHOLE OF, . BIS ; VALUABLE J. HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE AND EFFECTS. Full particulars will be advanced later. " >Vi.'!A!. HiEANY, ' : • A-lictionoor. .

TARUHERU ROAD BOARD. TENDERS will ba reodived until WEDNESDAY, 22nd instant, for tha formation of about 20 ohains of road, at Matokitokl. Speolfioatlons maj ba seen at the office of the Board. W. G. BEERE, ' Clerk* NUHAKA STOCK SALE. —— ■ OWING to the flooded state: of rivers preventing Stock ooming forced, this Pale has been - ; ■ ... f , , POSTPONED ' Till • - SATURDAY NEXT, 18tb INSTANT. • | ' N * Present Entries comprise : 1000 8 H K E p head op cattle DALGETY, AND CO., Ltd. A. S. WAOHSMANN, Auctioneer.

VOTE LIKE THIS: I VOTE THAT THE NUMBER OF LIGENSES EXISTING IN THE DISTRICT CONTINUE *HfaTWNM»MIB^ftE»SESWtI-4SSU§ft

REASONS L. Nblioense is an invasion of the natm al i rights of the individual, and therefore 1: means a great inju;tice to many. 2. Wherever Prohib ; tion has been tried in tho United Btaies or Oanada, it hns led to • far greater evils than those it Fought c to remove— Bly grog shop 3, lying, eva» i sion, lawlessuets, increased drunkenness, and other evils. I 3. If No'liaenae is carried, every hotel, wholesale house, bottle lioensee, and club would be closed up, and no liquor be sold or bought. 4. If you buy liquor elsewhere, tho seller must be notified that is to be sent or taken into your district, and your name and address be given to him. ,j 5. Tho person, who sellsthe liquor would have to give your name and address and the quantity aod quality oi the liquor sold to the Clerk cf the Magistrate’s Court. 6. For a breach of the law you would be liable to a penalty of £2O, and for a seeond breach to a penalty of £SO, or a term of imprisonment. 8. On euepiolon that a wineglaseful Is sold, ] any house may be raided by the police, any liquor found. therein, be seized, and the person whose house is raided would have to satisfy the Magistrate that he had not sold liquor. Failing to do this, which would be very difficult, he would be sentenced to a heavy fine or term of imprisonment; ' °V\ CAN Af®' eiiV-y ,• BE T/arm MORE