AUCKLAND.
This day. • Sir W. Fox made an excellent speech at the temperance meeting in the Baptist Tabernacle last uigbt. It was suggested that he should enter politics in the interest of the temperance movement, and in reply he said he was willing to devote the remainder of his life to getting a thorough local option or prohibition law passed. G. A. Sala's lecture was not a great success; there was too much padding in it, and in parts the egotism of the lecturer was too apparent. The Sharemarket 2 p.m. Sales: Cambria, 22s 61 to 23s 6d; Blanche, Is to Is 3d ; Kenilworth, 4s 3d. Sellers: Cambria, 23s 6d; Kenilworth, 4s 2d. Buyers : Cambria, 22s 6d ; Blanche, Is 2d ; Crown, 4? 9d; Woodstock, 3s 9d. (Fss Pbbss Association).
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Thames Star, Volume XVII, Issue 5252, 17 November 1885, Page 2
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129AUCKLAND. Thames Star, Volume XVII, Issue 5252, 17 November 1885, Page 2
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