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Gisborne Times, Volume XIX, Issue 1606, 20 November 1905, Page 3

WAIAPU ELECTION HON. J. CARROLL’S MEETINGS. r£IHB HON. J. CARROLL WILL ADDRESS THE ELECTORS of WAIAPU at tho following plnoos | TB ARAROA—Monday, November 20th On hie roturn, will address at Tuparoa, Toknroaru, aud Pnkarao. Other Looal and Coastal Fixtures .will be announoed later.

TARUHBRU ROAD b»_-AllD. TENDERS will bo rcooived until WEDNESDAY, 22nd instant, for th. formation of about 20 obains of road, at Matobitoki. Specifications may bo soon at tho office of tha Board. A'. G. BEERE, Clerk, TO BUILDERS. TENDERS are invited for tho ereotion of a Nurses’ Cottngo at the Hospital. Finns, oto., may be seen at the office of tho under* signed, in Lowe Street, where tenders are to bo sent in at or before 12 noon on DAY, 80th inst., addressed to —' C. TILDEARD NATDSOH, v • Arobiteet. I

VOTE LIKE THIS: I (DTE TEAT TEE EUMBEA OF LICENSES EXISTINS IE TEE EISTEICT GOETIEEE.

REASONS 1. No-lioenao is an invasion of the natural rights of the individual, and therefore means a great injustice to man;. 2. Wherever Prohibition has been tried in the United Stales or Canada, it has led to far greater evils than those it sought to remove—sly grog shops, lying, e?a» sion, lawlessness, increased drunkenness, and other evils. 3. If No-license is carried, every hotel, wholesale house, bottle lioensee, and club ‘ would be elosed up, and no liquor be sold or bought. 4. If you buy liquor elsewhere, the seller must be notified that is to be Bent or taken into your district, and yout name and address be given to him. 5. line person who Bellathe liquor would have to give your name and address and the quantity and quali'y ol the liquor bold to the Clerk of the Magistrate’s Court. .... 6. For a breach o! the law you would be liable to a penalty of £20,., and .for;a second breaah to a penalty' of £SO, pr a term of imprisonment. 8. On suspicion that a wineglassful is sold, any house may be raided by the police, any liquor found therein will be seized, and the person whose hojise is raided would have to satisfy the Magistrate that he had not sold liquor. Failing to do this, which would be very diffioult, he would be sentenced to a heavy fine or term cl imprisonment. CAN ANY LAW BE MORE UNJUST? THIS IS NO-LICENSE.

3000 STUDENTS fIIBERE are just upon 3000 Students cl JL the I.C.S. in New Zealand. Think of it! Does it not impress you, and make you fee! that an institution that can number bo maDy students must bo good? Tho I G.B. is the sohohstic toon of tho Twentieth Century THE INTERNATIONAL CORRESPONDENCE SCHOOLS SCRaNTUN, ONITJSD BTATEB Originated and perfected the Bystem of Technical Education by mail, and the schools teach wherever the mails reach. Over 165 different couraes are taught, including:— Arohiteotnre, Civil Engineering in all its branches, Mechanical Engineering, Electrioal Engineering, Drawing, Sketching and Prospective, Ornamental Design, Show-card Writing, Meohan'oal Drawing, Newspaper Illustration, Ooean Navigation, Banitary Plumbing, Gasfitting, Heating and Ventila tion, Marine Engineering, eta., eio. You study in your spare moments, the time you would otherwise waste. The text booke are supplied free, and the fees are moderate You oan pay cash down, or by monthly instalments. We are ready to give you all th-. Information you want. Write to-day to— A- W- BEERE, I.C.S. Representative, Whataupoko, Gisborne, J. G. SMITH, N.Z. Agent, Cuba St-, Wellington.