TEMPERANCE.

Te Aroha News, Volume XXII, Issue 42767, 19 August 1905, Page 1

TEMPERANCE.

r x■ : ■ Tfc<fc the liquor traffic election yeaiy tnd the .yotesof; end to end New a&emgnm has beeplc* cl»%.#Hweivft mon;hsj||at addin’ ihtdfcicante waflgad g of vi< sw* jand ought to be abolished, i .fa; ; - ! sm® InV&llfil* of. 1 own e*f;,f t&SHotij thiiaPwealthy, and inaafcffiSr.'T "■“ ?lpWt defehd their piling ufi|aiii6rMua, (Jlu|ha, Hat-aag%Hftß4-Ashburton haTejauch ■jsi\ mass of indisputable \eyidence as the croakings and d mk*& SIIS&WSfcSSV jnot touch ] The Bntithir’a'feeKis An^Mr lwar-cnr^stß ! army »athoilulxanays^: *.pavo been uniforn) reeord oi drunkednoM and. ease : causied.Lbyi«t&ft: /$pS» After father ;iEt»ysk< wtti of BrewerW : hardly eetre a^ I othervturh^-.~'_;V v : ;

UVUvi •/ t. ‘ # The pGdsetaebee& Ipolujii \ at the. trade; in intoxicants with fairly steady eyes is*..theJiitlwo years. They see the usualcrop the misery and shame of innocent onesv: . •••■,/•£ This yearthey-are not to-4H put : off. up t< the licwi traffic, and And * “the-tradeA clnichin me7hhtdohTiaain^in. u - »Vot 4 ymiflike, bt don’t vote ’.” Jg Mas oairiid .jsfore ‘NaJioeri *Th 4! *‘j ,|fed»Wßywn.-tiTOr ; r-