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Gisborne Times, Volume XIX, Issue 1608, 22 November 1905, Page 3

TURANGANUI LODGE, U.A.O.D. rnHE Half-yearly Rum.l moncd Meotiob of the above Lodgo will bo bold in tho I-odgo•'room, Masonio Hall, in Childers Road, on THURSDAY Evening, Nov. 28, at 8 o’olook. BUSINESS: Goneral Quarterly, Payment of Contributiona, and Nominationa of Dißtriot Frealdont and 0(Boors. All mombera are roqu’vo.l to be oloar on Lodge books. By Order of the A.D. J. GEORGESON, Secretary.

ORMOND POUND. IM PO UNDED By Bangor— One Bay Mare, no brand vis bio, star, noar bind foot white, long tail. Ono Dark Bay Mare, no brand visible, star, near hind foot waits. If not claimed and exponsos paid, wil bo sold on Deoembor Ist, 1905, at the Ormond Pound, at 12 noon. CON. NEENAN, Pounikoeper.

TARUHBRU ROAD buARD. rfIEMDERS will be received until VI D X NESDAY, 22nd instant, for th. formation of about 20 chains of road, nl Matokitoki. Bpoalfiaatlons may bo soon at tha oflloo of tha Board. - A'. G. BEERE, Clerk.

VOTE LIKE THIS: 11 HITE THAT THE HUMBER OF LICENSES EXISTING IN THE DISTRICT CONTINUE, TOTE" THAT I ' '

REASONS 1. No-license is an invasion of the natatal rights of the individual, and therefore means a great injustice to many. 2. Wherever Prohibition has been tried in tho United Stales or Canada, it has led to far greater evils than those it Bought to remove— sly grog shops, lying, ova* sion, lawlessness, increased drunkenness, and other evils. 3. It 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 sent or taken into your district, and your name and address be given to him. 5. The person who sells the liquor would have to give your name and address and the quantity and quality oi the liquor Bold to tha Cl c rk of the Magistrate’s Court. ’ 6. For a breach ot the law you would be liable to a penalty of £2O, and for a 1 second breach to a penalty of £SO, or a term oi imprisonment. 8- On su'spioioh' that a wineglassful is sold, any house may be raided by the police, any liquor found therein will be se zed, and the person whose house is raided would have to satisfy the Magistrate that be 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. CAN ANY LAW BE MORE UNJUST? THIS IS NO-LICENSE.

3000 STUDENTS are just upon 3000 Students ci JL the I.C.S. in New Zealand. Think of itl Does it not impre ; s you, and mako you feel that an institution that oan number so many,students must be good? The I C.S, is the echo! istic loan of the Twentieth Century THE INTERNATIONAL CORRESPONDENCE SCHOOLS SCRANTON, UNITED STATES Originated and perfected the system of Technical Education by mail, and the sohools teach wherever the mails reach. Over 165 different courses are taught, including:— Architecture, Civil Engineering in all its branches, Mechanical Engineering, Electrical Engineering, Drawing, Sketching and Prospective, Ornamental Design, Show-card Writing, Mechanioal Drawing, Newspaper Illustration, Ocean Navigation, Sanitary Plumbing, Gasfitting, Heating and Ventila tion, Marine Engineering, 6t0,, e:o. You study in your spare i 'meats, the time you would otherwise waste. The text books are supplied free, and the fees are moderate. You oan pay cash down, or by monthly instalments. We are ready to give you all the information you want. Write to-day to A. W. BEEBE, I.C.S. Representative, Whataupoko, Gisborne, J. G. SMITH, N.Z. Agent, Cuba St., Wellington. ,