THE COMING REVOLUTION.
The public of Masterton are to* be given an opportunity of hearing a stirring lecture on the above subject, delivered by Mr. E. P. Clark, of Melbourne. All who think for themselves will agree that wr are living in a time of great peril. Famous international writers toll us that pur civilisation is in danger. must be some reasonable explanation of .the cause of world-wide unrest, distress and dissatisfaction. We long for freedom from fear and the uncertainty of the future for an enduring world peace, and we ask ourselves; Will this much desired condition, be brought about in our day? The lecturer has demonstrated to large audiences in the Commonwealth and the Dominion that he* has a thorough understanding of his subject, and all who attend are assured of spending the time profitably. Attention of our readers is directed to the advertisement on this page for time and place of lecture. S<c,ts are free, and there will be no collection.
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Wairarapa Age, 26 February 1927, Page 6
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164THE COMING REVOLUTION. Wairarapa Age, 26 February 1927, Page 6
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