“HAWK TALK.”
TO-MORROW FIGHT. A speckle-breasted hawk shot by a Canadian farmer, Iml now stuffed and mounted, serves a* a text for W. I). Bayley’s “Hawk Talk" lee turn to he delivered in the Town Hall tomorrow night. The bird in question, when in danger, barks up against the speckled birch hack in his own native woods, against which his own speckled breast is well-nigh indistinguishable. This protective resemblance —or camouflage —"Mr Bayley cleverly swings on to the liquor traffic in a Avay that made his huge Auckland audience laugh and think.
It is safe to say the audience tomorrow night is going to enjoy “Hawk Talk." As (he liquor hawk attempts at camouflage in front of revenue, in front- of personal liberty, in front of the worker, and in front of (be epidemic, arc outlined and their futility demonstrated, the interest in this great lecturer and his lecture groAvs. This will he the last lime this (oavii can hear Mr Bayley. who welcomes questioners and (heir questions at his big inspirational meeting in the Town Hat! to-morrow, at 8 pan. Admission is free to all parts of the bouse, but patrons are asked to be early, as a record gathering is anticipated.
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Manawatu Herald, Volume XLI, Issue 1958, 29 March 1919, Page 3
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203“HAWK TALK.” Manawatu Herald, Volume XLI, Issue 1958, 29 March 1919, Page 3
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