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Gisborne Times, Volume XXVI, Issue 2273, 19 August 1908, Page 1

NO-LICENSE CAMPAIGN. MR. FEE, THE CELEBRATED NO-LICENSE LECTURER, Will speak in II 1 s M AJ EST Y ’ S THEATRE. On WEDNESDAY, iDili iusk, at 8 p.m. SUBJECT: “The crying need for a change, and the Justice, Equity, ami Merev of the Proposed Remedy.” Chair taken by Tlis Worship tho Haver (Mr. W. D. Lysnar). ON FRIDAY, 21st Inst, at 8 p.m. SUBJECT: “Tho great success of NoLicense wherever tried.” A special invitation is given to all who are in doubt. Mr. Fee will prove his case lor No-License, by Facts and Arguments which must carry conviction to every unbiassed elector. On Friday night he will answer the gross misrepresentations ot recent statements published by the other side dealing wjtli their Invercargill figures. QUESTIONS INVITED. COLLECTION IN AID OF FUNDS. TO-MORROW (THURSDAY). COURSE OF PUBLIC LECTURES To be given in' connection' with the Teachers’ Course of Instruction

under tlio auspices of llawke's I3ay Education Board. Thursday, aug. 20.—in Holy Trinity Schoolroom. Lecture oy MR, J. A. GILRUTII, M.R.V.S., Oliiet Government Veterinarian. Subject, “Microbes as they Alfect Animal Lite.” Illustrated. IbIRIDAY, AUG. 21.—1 n Holy Tri4. uity Schoolroom. Lecture by Mr. G. cteS. BAI'LISS, Agricultural Department, Wellington. Subject, "Grasses for Farm minds.” Illustrated by lantern views. MONDAY, AUG. 24.—1 n His Majesty's Theatre. Lecture by visß* Re V . DR. KENNED*, Principal Aleanoe College. Subject, “Rond Lilc.” lliustraceu. mUESDAY, AUG. 20.—1 n His Mar JL jesty's Theatre. Lecture by \ eRY KillV. DR, KENNED*. Subject, “Meteorological Instruments.” illustrated. WEDNESDAY, AUG. 26.—1 n His Majesty’s Tneatre. Lecture by MR. G. HOULEN, M.A., InspectorGeneral of Schools. Subject, “impressions of Foreign Schools." Thursday, aug. 27.—in His Majesty’s Theatre. Lecture by VEN. ARCHDEACON. WILLIAMS, M.A. Subject, “The Fourth Dimension.” / All Lectures commence at 8 o’clock. Public arc invited to attend. No charge for admission; no collection. GARRISON HALL. THE Adjourned Meeting of tlioso willing to act on a General Committee in connection with tlio opening of the New Garrison Hall will be held in the Farmers’ Club Rooms, Masonic Buildings,TO-NIGHT (WEDNESDAY), Rich .August, at 8 p.in. • C. HELLIER EVANS, Lieutenant, Hon. Secy, Executive Com.

PLUMBING COMPANY SUCCESSORS TO JOHN "\Y ADE $ g ONS ’ REEL STREET. HAVING taken over tlio Old-es-tablished Business so successfully carried on by JOHN AV. WADE A SONS, bog to inform the Inhabitants of Gisborne that they are prepared to do all class of PoUnißiiNG and SAN IT ART WOKE at the Shortest Notice and Despatch. AVo have also purchased for the Gisborne District the sole rights of WADE’S PATENT SKA LIGHTS and tho “CHAMPION ACETYLENE GAS GENERATOR,” Call and inspect one of these machines, which, we are prepared to fix, and if not satisfactory no charge will bo made. AYe also guarantee each machine for two years. The AVorks will lie under tho Personal Management of Mr AYM. TIER, who is a first-class certificated plumber. None but first-class workmen employed, and all work guaranteed by us." ESTIMATES GIVEN for all class of work in the Trade, and a Trial Solicited.

p LUMBING C OY " WJI. TIER, Manager. In reference io the above, wo beg to advise having this dav sold out to the PLUMBING COMI’A'NY as above. In tlianking our numerous Customers for their past patronage, we hope they will give tile same support to our Successors, whom we have every confidence in recommending. JOHN WADE & SONS. 17th August, 1908.

BRITISH FRUIT DEPOT (Throe doors’ past Royal Hotel.) M RS ' E. M ANN ’ PROPRIETRESS. REGULAR Supplies of Fresh FRUIT AND VEGETABLES Always on hand. Large Stock of WELL-ASSORTED CONFECTIONERY. Beet House in Gisborne for TEMPERANCE DRINKS of all ’"irwia. w ILSCN AND L ,LLEY Frank J. Wilson] [J. G. Lilley ARCHITECTS AND SANITARY ENGINEERS. LOWE STREET, GISBORNE. (XBcei lately oconpied by C. Tilleard Nataioh. Colephoce 848.