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.. Tr . r .,i. | . [ .i r .. l .iiii.L.i«jujinuii»iniinnii«umiii will J | . Oct 24 ' Get 25 , Oct 27 at 8 o'clock Sharp I Chairman.: Hon. GEO. FOWLDS, C.B.E. Speakers: X. M.JSITT, M.P., and R. 3. GRAY Organ Recital by Mr. H. TEMPLE WHITE, 7.30 to 8 p.m. He came from Canada with a big reputation as a Labour Leader of force J and fluency. All those who heard him before will want to hear him again. < I He is a speaker of ability, a logician of great insight, and a patriot to J the finger-tips. James Simpsori knows Labour and Labour's aims. He leads the war. in Canada, is looked up to as one of the bulwarks of Labour there, and _ -. presently goes back to follow up the good work. It is not likely he here to ask Labour to do what is not for its benefit. SUNDAY- . 1 : Chairman s Rev. W. FANCOURT, Vicar of St. Thomas's Speakers; Revs. R. E. DAVIES, M.A., of Dunedin; J. J,.' NORTH, of Christchurch; W. A. SINCLAIR, of .New Plymouth. J United Choirs led by Mr. H. TEMPLE WHITE J I The Petition Campaign is over. The Poll Campaign will now be launched. J Parliament will quickly consider the question. All the evidence points to '/■ AN EARLY POLL. ' . 1 I>e ' 1 Make these Meetings a Unique Demonstration in favour or i ■ — THAT — ——'.;■ Liquor j the Foe of the .Individual: and;: . the Nation* must be Banished! :: , :: Rememlaer! '■;;:?; '4^f( : - : 24th '"■'."' 25th: ' 27th;:'S ; - : \::J