NEW ZEALAND TEMPERANCE LEAGUE.
A public meeting-, in accordance with advertisement in the * Hawke’s Bay Times,’ was held at S o’clock on the evening of Friday, 27th July, in Mr Ha-swell’s school-room, -the Rev. P. Barcky in the chair. The object of the meeting was to consider the advisability of taking steps to form an Auxiliary Society to the New Zealand Temperance League. After much desultory conversation, the following resolution was put and carried, viz.: —“ That while, sympathising with the movement inaugurated in Auckland and Canterbury, this meeting does not consider the Province of Hawke’s Bay to be in a position to form an Auxiliary Society to co-operate with them at present.” Another meeting will fake place on Thursday evening next, 2nd August, at the same hour (8 p.m.) and in the same place, for the purpose of forming a “ Hawke’s Bay Temperance Society.” The attendance of all interested is respectfully solicited.
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Hawke's Bay Times, Volume 8, Issue 398, 30 July 1866, Page 4
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152NEW ZEALAND TEMPERANCE LEAGUE. Hawke's Bay Times, Volume 8, Issue 398, 30 July 1866, Page 4
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