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Auckland Star, Volume LVI, Issue 259, 2 November 1925, Page 5

THE LICENSING ISSUE. pA PITOL mHEATRE, V-'A PITOL -*- II E A T R E, DOMINION ROAD. rpO-NIGHT. rpO-NIGHT. AT S P.AI. SCOTT TJENNETT, COTT A^ENNETT, THE WELL-KNOWN ORATOR, LECTURES ON THE "ATENACE f\F "PROHIBITION." HE A ROH1B1T10N." FULL ORCHESTRA. COAIE EARLY. COME EARLY. mHE BAND ROTUNDA, A'ICTORIA SQUARE. DEVONPORT. PRED p>URKE, ' The Brilliant Speaker, WILL TELL YOU WHY HE IS WILL TELL YOU WHY HE IS OPPOSED TO PROHIBITION. OI'POSED TO PROHIBITION. mO-NTGIIT. mO-NTGHT. AT S P.AI. j Do not miss the opportunity of hearing this Brilliant Speaker and Debater. NO COLLECTION. -ALL QUESTIONS ANSWERED. PROHIBITION SUPPORTERS SPECIALLY INVITED. ROLL UP. PI R E D p> U R X E SPEAKS A GAINST "PROHIBITION - AT "\pASONTC pTALL, ""XTORTHCOTE, rpUESDAY, ISTOVDAII3ER O 1925. AT 8 P.AI. ; ' Do not Aliss the Opportunity of Hearing this Brilliant Speaker and Debater. NO COLLECTION. ADAIISSION FREE. Prohibition Supporters Invited. All Questions Answered. DO NOT FAIL TO ATTEND. rpO-NIGHT, rpO-NIGHT, ttCOTS ppALL, ppALL, SYAIONDS ST. SYMONDS ST. rp H E pIQ UO R QUESTION. pUBLIC "jirEETING,

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