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Taranaki Daily News, 26 March 1919, Page 1

MEETINGS. "Mount the water waggon and stay there."—Bishop Geary, Auckland. rjTBE 'JpOWARDS PROHIBITION. Public misconceptions removed How Catholics plumped for Prohibition in Quebec How Priests and Laymen strongly support Father Crcuin in New Zealand. rpiE pAMOUS pATHER QRONIN A loyal, but sturdy independent—fresh and unconventional—what Bishop C'leary recommends. TO-NIGHT— At S -TO-NIGHT TO-NIGHT— At X —TO-NIGHT TO-NIGHT— At S —TO-NIGHT TO-NIGHT— At S —TO-NIGHT EMPIRE THEATRE EMPIRE THEATRE EMPIRE THEATRE EMPIRE THEATRE Associated with Father Oronin is Chas. Todd, Esq., a' prominent Catholic layman, who will also speak. Doors open early. Avoid the crush! THEATRE ROYAL, WAITARA. THEATRK ROYAL, WAITARA. THURSDAY, at 8 p.m. THURSDAY, at 8 p.m. "If I remove the false impression that (iatholies as a body are against lhe Prohibition movement, 1 think I have done good in my life." FATHER CRONIN At His Big Wellington Meeting. THE REVEREND FATHER CRONIN What World-famed Catholic dignitaries think! What individual Catholics can do! What the Catholic Province of Quebec did! OPUNAKE AT S —■ OPUNAKE AT 8 FRIDAY, MARCH 28. FRIDAY, MARCH 23. Father Cronin has some goo'd things (and humorous) to say about the Moderate League—and those they are in League with! ; TOWN HALL TOWN HALL TOWN HALL Be early! RETURNED SOLDIERS' ASSOCIATION Extraordinary General Meeting of Returned Soldiers will be held in Mr. S. Houston's Billiard Room, Inglewood, on Saturday, March 29, at 7.30 p.m. All Diggers are requested to attend. P. E. CHAPMAN, Sec. Pro Tem. PUBLIC NOTICES. PARLIAMENTARY INDUSTRIES COMMITTEE. r jpHE Parliamentary Industries Committee will sit in New Plymouth on April loth and 10th, to take evidence as to: (a) How existing Dominion industries can be stimulated. (b) New industries promoted. (c) Any proposals calculated to increase production. The Taranaki Chamber of Commerce vill be glad to receive names of all persons who wish to give evidence or jnake suggestions to the Commission on the above points. The names of persons tendering evidence, together with particulars of industries they wish to touch upon, should be in the hands of the Chamber's Secretary not later than the Ist April. F. S. JOHNS, President, Taranaki Chamber of Commerce. MAYORAL ELECTIONS. TO THE BURGESSES OF STRATFORD. LADIES & GENTLEMEN,— JN response to the requisition from a huge number of the burgesses of Stratford, I have decided to offer mv services as Mayor at the forthcoming election. At a later and suitable date I will place before you my views afl'ecting the progress and welfare of the town. If yon honor me by electing me to the position my full energies will, as in the past, be ungrudgingly devoted towards promoting the interests of the town and district to the end that Stratford shall take its rightful position as the centre of a rich farming district.—Yours respectfully, JOS. W. BOON.