Page 1 Advertisements Column 3

Taranaki Daily News, 28 March 1919, Page 1

MEETINGS. L. M. ISITT, M.P. WILL SPEAK ON THE TOPIC OF THE HOUR, PROHIBITION IN THIS jgMPIRE H E A T R E t TO-NIGHT, AT 8.15 P.M. TO-NIGHT, AT 8.15 P.M. - TO-NIGHT, AT 8,15 P.M. - TO-NIGHT, AT 8.15 P.M. Come Early. BRING YOUR BRING YOUR Come Early. Come Early QUESTIONS. QUESTIONS. Couie Early Collection for Loc.il Expenses.

"Mount the water waggon and stay there." —Bishop Cleary of Auckland. TO-NIGHT (Friday) IN THE TO-NIGHT (Friday) IN THE TO-NIGHT (Friday) IN THE TO-NIGHT (Friday) IN THE TOWN HALL OPUNAKE TOWN HALL OPUNAKE TOWN HALL OPUNAKE TOWN HALL OPUNAKE The speaker the public have intensely longed to hear for his sturdy independence—his original criticism —his unfailing, good humor and freedom from malice FATHER CRONIN FATHER CRONIN FATHER CRONIN FATHER CRONIN The man who, unheralded, drew the biggest meeting ever held in Wellington City. Points in the speeches:— (1) Moderate League and Moderate Eggs! (2) Ghosts—things you imagine you see! (3) Who are the "Moderates" in league with ? (4) Misconceptions regarding Catholics. (a) In Quebec, the great majority of the Bishops in favor of Prohibition. (b) Quebec province carried Prohibition, although ST per cent, of her population are Catholics. Associated with Father Cronin is Cha9. Todd, Esq., a prominent Catholic Layman. REQUEST.—The public are requested to avail themselves of the doors opening at 7.30 to avoid a crush. J> ATTLE pOR RATIONAL J^FFICJEXCY

OKATO J£ EMP T0 N JJ A L L SATURDAY, MARCH 29. Ifllß, SATURDAY. MARCH 29, 1919, SATURDAY, .MARCH 29, 1919, At S p.m. At 8 p.m. SPEAKERS: MR. W. D. POWDRELL, MR. VY. D. POWDRELL, Of Hawcra Of Hawera And Others. CRICKET MEETING. 'JVHE Adjourned Meeting of Cricketers interested in the resuscitation of the North Taranaki Cricket Association will be held at the Soldiers' Club on FRIDAY, March 28, at 8 p.m. Business: To receive the report of the Executive with respect to the proposed New (Jromul; also general business in the interests of cricket. All cricketers and cricketing enthusiasts are earnestly requested to attend. E. WHITTLE, Chairman of Executive. F.WILLIS, Hon. Secretary. ' TyAIMLER Motor Car for hire night and day. Apply Sam Hawke, 'Phone (140; Garage, Hawke's Store, Egmont Street. b.x.