THE RETURNED SOLDIERS' VIEW.

Taihape Daily Times, 7 April 1919, Page 5

THE RETURNED SOLDIERS' VIEW.

On Wednesday evening, the night before the Poll, Captain W. H. Hawn kins, an ex-M P., will deliver an oration on “Prohibition and Efficiency from a Military Man’s Those who hear Captain Hawkins can,, at least, depend upon a most enjoyable speech, for the speaker is one of the most versatile and naturally gifted, platform men in New Zealand. In' England he drew immense audiences* and he has been one of the most suc-i cessful lecturers on Prohibition from' the soldier’s point of view, that has yet addressed meetings in New Zea-! land. He is a splendid man at questions and there ought to he plenty, of fun if ho is at all favoured with irrelevant interrogations. Captain' Hawkins will be particularly interests ing as he will speak entirely from aj soldierss’ viewpoint of alcohqi as a| beverage and efficiency. .—o When days are short and nights arei long, When south-east gales are going strong When trees uproot and raincloudsi burst, Wild winter then is at its worst Then is the time for cc Ids and chills--5 * For sore throat, coughs, and kindred ills; , j But such afflictions all endure Who trust to Woods’ Peppermint CutQ Remember, if you want to get rid of that heavy dull feeling in the head* which accompanies Nasal Catarrh* just take a good inhalation of ‘NAZO’H* through a Nazol Inhaler, and get immediate relief. 3? Every voter who is interested in the continuance of the liquor trade! should read the announcement appearing on page 7 of this issue. ?