THE PROHIBITION POLL “I am in favour of Prohibition, but I am against paying a cent of compensation to Tlio Trade,” says many a modorato drinkor. Tons of thoiuands of N.Z. electors feel exactly the snmo way, yet havo determined to strike out the top lino next Thursday for a very good reason. They roaliso that compensation is only being paid so that, Prohibition can operato immediately instead of giving the trado four and a half years’ additional lifo provided under the old Act. Tho National Efficiency Board—a body of keen, shrowd business men, unbiassed by any considerations as regards tho moral aspect —after bearing tho sworn ovidenco of both Prohibition and liquor advocates, decidod that it was ossontial in tlio national interest that Prohibition should bo secured at oneo. The report is a startling indictment of tho liquor trade yet, dospito this fact, tho Board also recommended tho payment of compensation. Why? Because it roalisod that Piohibition should bo secured immediately. Seo to it that Now Zealand obtains this great reform next Thursday. Strike out tho top lino ! 3b
CHURCH SERVICES. CHURCH OF ENGLAND. Mntainnla—7 p in. Evensong; METHODIST CHURCH. Mntamata—ll n.iu. Mr Vickers, 7.110 p.in. Rev. Hammond Hinucni— 2.30 p.m. Rev. llammond Pularuru Patotore —2.150 p.m. Mr Neal Oinaliino —2..'50 p.m. Mr Allan Wnlinron-2.!i0 p.m. Mr Bongo,y Hinuera Valley—2 p.m. Mr Bunn PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH. Malamata —2.1)0 Rev. Jackson Tirnu —11 a.m. Rev. Jackson 'Walton—7.'lo p.m. Rev. Jackson
PUTARURU ACCOMMODATION HOUSE good meals good beds CIVILITY and CLEANLINESS TARIFF MODERATE When you como along, givo us a call. MRS. J. KIMBER, Proprietress MESSRS Reid & Davies AUCTIONEERS VALUATORS COMMISSION AGENTS Station Rd., Matamata Bog (o announco that they have opened business as above, and trust by strict attention to business, by prompt settlements, and business integrity, to merit your support and contideneo. CLEARING SALES our specialty. Distanco no object. Largo Stock of now and secondhand Furniture, etc., on hand.
Come and See BUCHANAN & PURNELL SOLICITOUS Matamata and Thames Will iittoml at Wuharoa Tuesdays and Fridays, commencing 2oth inst. Otllco next to Mr Tong’s
(Direct Importer) SIGNWRITER Painter and Paperhanger Is now resident in Mntiinintii, and will be pleased to quote you for any class of work. LARGE STOCKS OF WALLPAPERS TO PLEASE EVERYONE. TEMPORARY ADDRESS: POST OFFICE, Matamata THE N.Z. FARMERS’ CO-OPERA-TIVE Bacon & Meat Packing Coy. Ltd. Receiving dates for April : Tirau Monday, April 14tli 28 th Hinuora Tuesday, Ist, 15th and 29th Matamata Wednesday, 2nd, IGth and 30th Putarnru Monday, 7th and 21st Waharoa Tuesday, Bth and 22 nd Walton—Wednesday, 9th and 23 rd S. SHAW, Buyer. Telephone G2, Matamata.
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Matamata Record, Volume III, Issue 126, 3 April 1919, Page 2
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