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Gisborne Times, Volume XXVI, Issue 2036, 26 September 1908, Page 3

BUSINESS NOTES. A reward is offered for tlie return af an annual railway pass lost probably between To Kara'ka and Wailmlia Valley. A good station hand with dogs is wanted for Waihora. . Mr. D. Ball, blacksmith, Makaraka, has an important announcement in this morning’s supplement. The N.Z. Clothing Factory notifies that their removal sale closes on October 3rd. Ail advertiser has two cameras for sale. The Gas Co. requires a smart intelligent boy for gas-fitting trade. A young Maori girl wishes place under kind mistress. A reward of £1 is offered for the return of a nickel watch, with gold curb chain and silver sovereign purse attached. Particulars of to-day’s sales at the Lowe Street Mart are advertised by Messrs F. S. Malcolm and Co. A smart waiter or waitress is required by Messrs Douglas Bros., Strand Cafe. N°TV CENSE THE Monthly Meeting of the League will be hold in St. Andrew’s Scholroom, on MONDAY, SEPT. 28th, at 8.30 p.m, Business: Important. C. BURGESS, i Secretary- . y^EAGUE, NO-LICENSE CAMPAIGN. ryiRADE jpUGURES gAY ASHBURTON’S CONSUMPTION OF LIQUOR 102,982 Gallons of Beer 18,131 Gallons of Spirits and Vine Trade ttugures yao AT 0 ' 1 ' HADE A IGUEES UoaM OT QTATE >3 TATE That this is the AVIiOLE PERIOD since No-License came into force ; THAT IS EOR FIVE YEARS. GISBORNE Electorate would rejoice in a Success like this. According to those Trade figures, it- consumes just TEN TIMES as much BEER and SEVEN TIMES as much SPIRITS and AVINE as Ashburton.

had only 2 CONVICTIONS FOR DRUNKENNESS and PROHIBITION ORDERS. Q.ISBORNE had CONVICTIONS for DRUNKENNESS, and PROHIBITION ORDERS. ' THEREFORE STRIKE OUT THE TOP LINE.