THE CANTERBURY TEMPERANCE HOTEL.
To the Editor of the Globe. As a teetotaller, and one well acquainted with a large member of staunch teetotallers, particularly i n Canterbury, 1 teel justified in saying tb.at they have taken shares in the Tempera ace Hotel Company with ,he understandin g that it would be conducted on strictly temperance principles for the general advancement and good of the people. The heading ai this letter is, therefore, the most appropriate usuun for the first hotel of its kind established in Canterbury by the people, and ',t is to be hoped no director or shareh. Icier will ever be so ignorant or for--Betful «f 'ihe duty they owe to each other as Christ’ *na, as to attempt to prevent the uar ‘-’.'M*ind practice of temperance from being wid,qy known and thoroughly appreciated, you for inserting this letter in well-known and widely-circulated V*P«. Yours, &c., A SHAREHOLDER IN THE TEMPERANCE HOTEL COMPANY.
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Globe, Volume XX, Issue 1544, 30 January 1879, Page 3
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156THE CANTERBURY TEMPERANCE HOTEL. Globe, Volume XX, Issue 1544, 30 January 1879, Page 3
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