THE LIQUOR QUESTION.

King Country Chronicle, Volume IV, Issue 215, 9 December 1909, Page 2

THE LIQUOR QUESTION.

-A- . • Meeting at Te Kuiti. onmairhrg the odOeet of the meeting M'- te t that ay-ear inMstioo was being none M-" "he application of the law the hands of the poorle and allowing The locai option vote as applicr" to the operative. Me '"as satisfied the positive people v-re yiven the san:e" privilege as _was granted to ne_opie in other ed the following resolution: "That the settlers in the Id in" Gear try do strongly protest against the Regulations the right of Local Option which is accorded to ah other districts in the Dominion. The resoMtion v- ? .= s.aonded bv Mr G. Bevecre. The Rev. G. H, Morse sneaMng in support of the mrtlcn said, like the mover of eh--- rcsOvticr. he felt there were many era- attached c. the lienor traffic, but he ~ _ a= also Irt-enly -".live- to the fact that : r Gthatien " as net the panacea it was hel I tt he ty Its sopporters. Eeftre lea-bag En. giar." heheard a :nan = tat- rurllely tnet ne State of Maine, the ■ tr.lecOr :-:-.-•? in America in vddoh ; "Gel .1.1.■'. had that prohd.GGn a:.- ; n ;nOr, s; j.ts-. At the first sitting I tit, IMntf '"10 G" he had atMrrG I at Aahaand trettlcally the saute staten:ent had lea made. He. tire -:a.al:,r. "a? -eretrally acqaalnt,:! wi:".-. Malnt and ■::•-.- sidered that rrrhicltltr tntre was ;-a