PROHIBITION CAMPAIGN.

Auckland Star, Volume LIII, Issue 125, 29 May 1922, Page 6

PROHIBITION CAMPAIGN.

The prohibition eninpaigii was vij;or ; ouMv prosecuted nnio'ipl t lio ehuvi'lics of Atu-kland yo-terday. Special addresses were μ-ivon in twenty churuhes of various denomination* by spK'iiil representative* of the \e« Zealand Alliance and by well-knou'n local prohibition workers. A iV.it lire ot tin' prowas mi nppi'iil for funds l-.y inciins of \\w \'icloi\ l-'ii ml proMii-e i-urds. The ri'spou-c to this, npji.'al w.i--i'onsidi'i'i',l -atiafiictoiy. At tile Kpsoni .Mctliodist I'liurrh the conjrrcjiatioii lind the pli'iiMirc of li*tei.in}{ to Dr. S. I). Nlakunlee. of tlio Mi-t'iuKiist Kiiisr,,).-1 Clmroli in the I'liitcd Snitch Or. Bhikoloe is ;i riinarknblf pcmoiirtlity who Ireasuros ms ;i nicnioiv his hist interview with President l.iin-oln shortly before his death. Fully informal] of th'o situation in hi* o«n i-oimtry. Dr. Kl.lkesler was ;:ble to live lir-'t Imm] inipri's?ions of ilie rosultc of nation-wide prohibition in the I'lsited St:it, -~ An oppii-nir meeting wa- held in the after noon. Tonipht nu-eii'i-=. will lv> he],l at Onrhiinjra ( 'liu r.l, li.ill. Otahnhu. MMlvdiM.' Half, and Papatoetoe rrcsbyterian Hall.