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Gisborne Times, Volume XIX, Issue 1614, 29 November 1905, Page 3

MR W. DOUCLAS LYSNAR Will Addross a jp ÜBL I 0 MEE TING AGAINST PROHIBITION At the following oonntry places, at 7.80 p.iu. sharp.. When ho will deal with the arguments of the Advocates of Prohibition, And give Facts and Figuros collected per*. Bonally in the Prohibition Districts of Ashburton, King Country, Gore, and Balolulha To Karaka—Wednesday, 29th Patutahi—-Thursday, 30th Tolago—Saturday, Deo. 2nd Tokomaru—Monday, Deo. 4tlr

WAIAPU ELECTION MR G. E. DARTON w ILL ADDRESS THE ELECTORS As follows: PATUTAHl—Wednesday, Nov. 39th, S p.m. GISBORNE, Theatre Royal—Thursday, Nov. 30th, 8 p.m. ORMOND—Friday, Dec. Ist, 8 p.m, TE KARAKA— Saturday, December 2nd, 8 p.m. GISBORNE, Theatre Royal—Monday, December 4th, 8 p.m.

PROHIBITIONISTS READ WHAT REDUCTION MEANS. Reduction is a cruel and unfair vote. ■ It does not abolish that which is held by the No-license party as objectionable ; it only reduces the percentage of the Houses, and must therefore abnormally improve the prospects of the remainder. What is wanted is an increased effort to meet the wants of, and provide proper accommodation for, our growing population. The Prohibition party, hbwever, insist oh reduction as an additional weapon to serve their end, and seem determined f to use' anything fair or illegitimate with which to down their opponents. The Licensing law of to-day, by a series of enactments, has been brought to an extreme state of reform, drastic and exacting in its power, the trend being to satisfy every reasonable demand of the public in the way of. improvement. There is no probability of any further legislation for some time.

The Trade has signified that though it is particularly hard on them, they are willing to conform to the law, and work under it as rigidly as they possibly can. STRIKE OUT ' , , THE . TWO BOTTOM LINES

PRELIMINARY ADVERTISEMENT. WILLIAMS & KETTLE, LTD., Are instructed by *Mr W. J. MoCllskie to offer by Publio Auoiion, , At an EARLY DATE, HIS VALUABLE PROPERTY AT MANGAPAP&, ~ Consisting 9 £ about 30 AGEES FIRST-CLAS3 BUILDING SITES Mostly fronting Ormond Road, Now being Subdivided into Suitable Areas.

STOCK SALE WILLIAMS AND SETTLE - (Limited) Willhold their next stook sale at MATAWHERO (YARDS, THURSDAY NEXT, INST. '' When they will offer— SHEEP, CATTLE, PIGS, Etc. Present Entries: Knn H AD OP CATTLE UUU Including 250 Young Cows, from Taranaki 100 2 and 3-year-old Bullocks • 100 Yearling fleiferß and Steers lyrio S HE E P ' ( W Including 300 v Ewes and Lambs (shorn) 100 Fat Ewes 150 Hoggets 50 Shorn But chars' Ewes ; Further Entries Invited, Sale at 11.30 a.m. : G. R. WYLLIE, Auctioneer.

STO(JK_SALES OUR NEXT STOCK SALE ■ "Will be held at onr Yards, MATAWIEBO, THURSDAY NEXT, 30th INST, Commencing at 11 ami. sharp. Present Entries comprise: 1 Ann two-tooth .wethers; IUyV, (Shorn). i Further Entries Invited. i DALGETY AND CO., Ltd. : COMMON, SHELTON & C, Ltd Auctioneers.

S SABLE’S Hairdressing -Saloon is • open frora 8 a.m. to 8.30> pm. week nights, and Saturdays until 10.8 ft p.m. Bead TTOrkmanshipgasranteed.