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Gisborne Times, Volume XXVI, Issue 2257, 31 July 1908, Page 3

NO-LICENSE CAMPAIGN. F two young men equally 011(lowed and equipped, equally ambitious, and equally favored by bis surroundings, one of whom abstains on principle, and tlio other of whom drinks, contending for the highest prize, the ABSTAINER is a suro winner.” “This is not fanaticism, not.piousness, not old-time talk. It is the word of Science, corroborated by common observance and experience. Drink always makes for the lower side of the man. “The explanation of the Drink habit is that the men do not see. They slip into it blindly, and the farther they go, the greater the temptation, is not to look themselves over too critically.” J. G. IVOOLLEY.

DIPLOMA, FIRST-CLASS AND HONORS, TAILORS’ SCHOOL OF ART, LONDON. ADIES’ Q.ENTS’ AV aud * A ,cM & 4? ADDRESS: Opposite Parnell’s, Gladstone Road. THE HOME OE SPORTSMEN 1 the jungle GISBORNE’S SHOOTING GALLERY. Stafford’s Buildings, Gladstone Road. CAPITAL SPORT EACH EVENING 1 INTERESTING WEEKLY COMPETITIONS ! PRIZE this week— Handsome Silvermounted Jam Dish. PRIZE for this month—Nickelplated Revolver. The Exciting. Match, EAST v. WEST, commences to-day. Einal will I bo fired on Monday. Rules governing the competition can ho seen at the gallery. THE BULL’S EYE AWAITS YOU! M. IvIMBEL, Proprietor. STILL wo lead and others following Douglas Pros.’ Strand Cafe No. 5. This most- up-to-date restaurant and shop ha 6 commenced business in Gladstone Road. Hot fish and chips served up in good old London style Hot suppers from 7 p.m. till 11 p.m. Fish direct from trawlers eac v - morning.—Douglas Bros., Hastings, Napior, Auckland.. ’Phone 69.