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Gisborne Times, Volume XIX, Issue 1615, 30 November 1905, Page 3

LIMITED. » P STOCK, STATION, AND BHIPPIKQ AGENTS. Head Ohfiob: 96 Blahopsgato Street Within, London, E.C £4,000,000 £1,000,000 £187,000 Capital Fully Sabeorlbed Capital Faid Up ' •• Bosorva Fund •• Branches at all the Principal Towns In Australasia. ADVANOES MADE OH • Approved Station Property Ensuing Clip oi Wool Frozen Meat, And All Colonial Produoe. MABINE INSUBANtfE Eflooted at Lowost Current Bates.

Woolsacks, Farming Wire, and all Btatloi Stores supplied. AGENCIES: Australian Mutual Provident Sooiety (holds tho world’s reoord for the Largest Bonuses.) Bhaw, Savill, ana Albion Company to London. Huddart, Parker, and Co. Aoordeon Lino of Steamers to Capetown and London . United Insuranoe Company, Flro and Marino. Bison's Sheep Dipping Powdor (Trial Soliolted) DoLIeIo and Luttrell’s Palnleas Branding Composition Graham’s Foot-rot Cure _ Ooean Aoaident Guarantee Co-op., wa. Bodmin Bros.’s “ Paraßitosoido ’ (sheep drench). Booth, Macdonald, and.Oompany. Booth and MoDonald’s Sharpies Separators. „ . , . E, W. Mills and Co., Ltd., Prairie State lhoubators, oto. Stores and Offices i READ'MUAY, &EOB&B 1. BLIOIT, MANAGES.

HOW TO VOTE! a <J m i o s n =.m » C 3 C*9 11 r m i m 13, ;sp; Opinion oi a Prominent Prohibitionist • RESIDENT} IN MAT AURA..

(Copy.) PROHIBITION IN MATAURA. To the Editor, Mataura Ensign Sir, —Wo call this a prohibition district, but it is so only in name. Why should we prevent drink being sold hero, when the law allows it to oomo into the district like any commodity ? ... Take this town (Matauri) f r instnnc ■. Som e fdv it baa done good to sev- ral “ old topers.” I grant it has to a certain extent, but even they may be Eeen now and then the worse for liquor. But what I deplore most is the number of young fellows who have goue in lor drinking heavily since prohibition was carried, ruining themselves fast, body and soul. There aro many in this place who band together and get liquor, and then spend a night, yea two or three nights, in d b iuch ery in huts cr nut of the way places. Were the parents respectable poople, to be told th b they would not believe it. To-night l bad ocoaeion to go to a Government office on business, and though there was a light ih' the office the door was looked Before the door waß opeued I was questioned as to wlo I was. When I was admitted to an atmosphere tbiok with smoke,There was the unmietikab'e odo tr of liquor. A° no one seems inclined to sty anything publicly and try and prevent the rum of these young fellows, >I beg that you will gra r t me space in your columis for the above. i I am, etc , A. N. MACGIbBON, Mataura July 4 NOTICE. I GEORGE JOHN ALEXANDER JOHNSTONE, Returning Officer for the Electoral District of Waiapu do her* by : notify that I shall, on FRIDAY, the first > day of December, 1905, at the hour of 10 ’ o’clock in the forenoon, at the Magistrate's ' Courthouse, at Gisborne, in pursuance of Section 7 of “ The Ucens ng Poll Regulation Act, 1899,” publicly consider aM Nominations 1 lodged with me under the provisions of the 3 arid Act. Dated at Gisborne this 28th day of Novemy her, 1905. G. J. A. JOHNSTONE, Returning Qllicer.