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Wairarapa Age, Volume XXXI, Issue 3042, 12 November 1908, Page 6

LEVEN REASONS AGAINST If No-Liconso is carried in Masterton, every hotel, wholesale house, and bottle store will he closed up, and nobody will be able to purchase liquor of any kind in Masterton. This is decidedly tyrannical and mi]ust. ' J a ,i . If vou desire to purchase any li.juor you will have to order it from some ether district under License, would have to state that the hctuor you want is intended to be sent into Masterton, and your name and address would have to bo i given to the merchant in writing. The merchant would then be required to send your name and address to the Clerk of tho Magistrate's Court, describing both the nature and tho quantity ot the l For any breach of these laws you would bo liable for a first offence to a penalty of £2O. and for a second offence to a penalty of £bQ. Fifth: If No-License is carried in Masterton you would be liable to have your liouso raided by the police, ovon on " suspicion : ' that you were selling liquor. The police could seize any found in your house, and if they found more than they deemed a roasonablo quantity it would bo prima facie evidence that you were unlawfully sellin" liquor, and you would have to satisfy the Magistrate that you wero not. If the Magistrate was not satisfied ho could sentence you to a term of imprisonment. This is Ayraimy of the worst kind, and this is No-licenso. No-License is a tyranny t.> the working man, because it favors the rich and robs the poor. Seventh : It is therefore class legislation of the worst land. Tho rich man can enjoy his privileges. Tho poor man must go without them. Eighth: These privileges are already much curtailed. No matter what the increase of population may be the law allows no increase of Licenses. Ninth: No-License acts on the principle that the working man is uioro immoral and degraded, and must be kept in order by forco. The rich man can take care of himself. - No-License has ruined Ashburton. Restoration of Liconses there was only prevented by tho unholy alliance between the prohibitionist and the sly-grog seller. Eleventh : No-License is therefore most insulting to the worker, and for these reasons every working man, to preserve his self-respect and his liberty, should .core on Election day.

A HINT TO SMOKERS! TF you want the best Cigars, Cigarettes or Tobacco your money can buy, consult ARM IT. If you want to ensure always getting the best goods in the best condition, deal with ARMIT, If you want advice or information on any point regarding It is the worst of mistakes to accept an inferior article when you can get a rood thing at the same price. R. W. ARMIT, (Successor to E. C. Batkin), LA/MUTON QUAY, WELLINGTON.

IT is not too early to order your Sunnnor suit. Wo are fairly busy just now, but soon we'll be working at high pressure; therefore, if you wish to avoid disappointment you will be wiso to book your order now even if you do not want it until December. ALBERT WEBB, GENT'S TAILOR, MASTERTON. Club Hotel Stafotes IN Mastorton have been taken by Mr A. G. TROWER, late driver of the Tonui Coach. Patrons can rely on their orders being faithfully carried out. Horses and Vehicles for hire by the hour or day. Telephone 4.THE GRETrtJA HOTEL, TAIHAPE i rfTAIEAEAPA residents and tho YV travelling public generally visiting Taihapo can rely on receiving firstclass attention at the above hotel. Within few minutes' walk of Railway Station. FIRST-CLASS SAMPLE ROOMS. Reasonable Tariff. F. H. GIBBONS, PROPRIETOR

ANTED TO PURCHASE—in any quantity up to 3,000 dozun. J. ALP ASS & CO., JAliEllS .- QUEISS STREET "centraTgarageT QUEEN STREET - MASTERTON. Telephone 328. PARTICULARS -ivcii and prices quoted for AMY MAKE OF MOTOR CAR. In tend in : .>'buyers advised as to the most suitable Car for their ro(]UU'ements. Export opinion yiven on second-hand cars. Repairs promptly attended to and satisfaction guaranteed. CARS FOR lITRE—ALL ACCESSORIES STOCKED. V. WARREN KOWLER.

. PLANTS. PLANTS. FOR October and November Plan ting Season.—Tomatoes : Largo Keel, Ikirpces' Matchless, Key's Prolific. Ist and second prizes for Tomatoes 11)01, li) 05, l'M> at local show, IDO7 did not exhibit. Comet Asters, plants procured from mo, toolc first pri/.e last year at show. Zinias, Cosmos, Stocks, Pansies, Lobelias, M Carnations, Annual Chrysanthemums Coboa Scandons (Climber), etc., all ready for planting October and November. Order early and avoid disappointment. Plants sent by post or rail. Telephone 304. R. W. COOK, Akura Koad. Just past Kailway Station. MASTERTON. CaEf-meal Galf-meai. [TTE are now manufacturing a very VV good and inexpensive calf-meal. This meal has given eminent satisfaction to dairymen who have used it. CHAMBERLAIN Si. SON, MILLERS & GRAIN MERCHANTS, MASTERTON. T'UST landedNEW BACKGROUNDS. Also a largo stock of ARTISTIC MOUNTS, very choice. I am still giving tho Free E ment with every dozen cabinets. AMATEURS CATERED FOR. CAMERAS, new and second-hand, for sale, cheap. EXCHANGE BUILDINGS, STUDIO ROOM 16. UPSTAIRS, QUEEN STREET, MASTERTON.

LADIES' BLACK & TAN SHOES. VERY LATEST STYLES AND BEST QUALITY. DARK TAN, Cross Straps, pump solus US DARK TAN, Six liar, pump kolos ~ 13 DARK TAN, Threes Bar, pump solos l'i TAN Til': KM OH, liir-c eyelets .. l->, ROUND TOE SHOE, Gibson Ti<> .. II) ROUND I'OE DERBY SHOES' .. 1(1 D. FINLAYSON & SON. ROOT AND SHOEMAKERS AND IMPORTERS, (Noxt to (no Post Ofiico) MASTER-TON. >TICE. X torton and the travelling public that I have purcliaso<] tho cub and carrying ousiness which has for many years boon carried on by Messrs A. E, Jonos and Co., and solicit a fair share of public support. J. A. Leahy. I VILLA AFD ALBERT STREETS. .