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Manawatu Herald, Volume XXXIII, Issue 1074, 25 November 1911, Page 3

FELLOW ELECTORS, THINK! FELLOW ELECTORS, THINK! Who should be the better Judges of MASTERTON’S COMMERCIAL l NDITION UNDER NO-LICENSE ? (/) The local tradespeople, who are practically unanimous in saying that they are satisfied; or (H?) The liquor-sellers, wholesale and retail, brewers and publicans and their agents who keep insisting in their advertisements that No-License HAS RUINED MASTERTON ? Judge for yourselves, free-born Electors, and without doubt you will boldly STRIKE OUT BOTH TOP LINES ON DECEMBER THE 7™ FATHERS AND MOTHERS- A WORD WITH YOU. IF THE DRINK TRAFFIC CONTINUES IT MUST HA V E BOYS. if not yours, then some other boys. ' The Drink Traffic can no more continue without Boys than a sawmill without logs. FOR THE CHILDREN’S SAKE. STRIKE OUT THE TOP LINE ON EACH PAPER ON DECEMBER THE 7™

QORONATION TOWN HALL, PICTUEESHOW. TONIGHT! PROGRAMME. “The Still Alarm,” Drama. “Tweedledum April Fool,’’ Comic. “Bear Hunting in Malay,” Scenic. “Rival Engine Drivers,” Drama. “Crazy Gulch,” Comedy. “Fishing in the Mediterranean,” S. “Museum of Sovereigns,” Novelty. “Way of the Transgressor,” Drama. “When Father puts up Bedsteads,” C “The Isle of St. Kilda,” Scenic. “Teddy’s Three Duals,” Comic. “Overland to Fremot,” Drama" “Weary Willie and Tired Tim,” C. Circle and Stalls Is 6d, pit Is, Children 6d to any part of the house if accompanied by parents or guardians. Booking for Circle 6d extra. Doors open 7.30. Commence at 8.0. ALF. FRASER, Manager. GAEDEN P'LTPL To be held at All Saints’ Vicarage TUESDAY, DEC. STU, 1911., Opened by the Mayor at 3 pan. Stalls. --Guild Stall, ladies of the Guild ; Sweets Stall, Mrs Boyes Mrs Jno. Robinson and Miss Symons ; Produce Stall, Misses Coley; Flower Stall, Mrs C. Robinson, Mrs Kellow and Miss Collins ; Tea Rooms, Mrs Nye, Miss Stackpool, and others; Christmas Tree, Mrs Barber and Misses Maroni. Competitions. Sports. Evening Programme. Grand Concert, assisted by the Motuiti Maori Choir. Hakas and Pois. Rose Show. Floral Baskets. Band in attendance. Admission, Is. NEW ZEALAND RAILWAYS. FEILDING RACES, 29th and 30th NOVEMBER. HOLIDAY EXCURSION TICKETS, available for return till 2nd December, will be issued to Feilding by morning trains on 29th and 30th November from Wanganui, Taihape, Foxtun, Dannevirkc, Masterton and intermediate •stations. These tickets will not be available by the Mail or Express trains between Palmerston and Feilding. On 29th and 30th November. — Special passenger train leaves Palmerston at 10.30 a.m.; return train leaves Feilding 5.45 p.m. The usual 5.35 p.m. train Palmerston to Foxton will be delayed till 6.45 p.m. to connect with the 5.45 p.m. special from Feilding. BY ORDER.

OTAKi ELECTORATE. BYRON BROWN WILL address the Otaki Electors as under: — Te Horo— ln the Schoolhouse, Monday, Nov. 27th. Koputaroa —ln the Schoolhouse, Tuesday, Nov. 28th. FOXTON— In the Coronation Town Hall, Wednesday, Dec. 6th. BYRON BROWN’S CANDIDATURE. A MEETING of ail those in favour of Mr Byron Brown’s candidature will be held in Perreau’s Rooms on Tuesday evening next, 28th inst., at 8 o’clock, for the purpose of forming a committee. Ladies cordially invited to be present. REDUCTION IN PRICE OF MEAT. ON and after this date, all meat Purchased for Cash at the shop will be reduced in price. G. T. WOODROOFE. Foxton, Nov. 18th, 1911. WANTED —A youth to learn the butchering trade. Must be accustomed to horses. Apply Cook and Co., Butchers.