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LECTURE. WHY CANADA ABANDONED PROHIBITION. PUBLIC LECTURE BY MR. T. M. WILFORD. M.P.. NEW MASONIC HALL, The Terrace, / ’ THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 8, I At 8 p.m. V, Chairman : Ven. Archdeacon 11. W Williams (Dominion President N.Z. Licensing Reform Association.) HEAR MR. WILFORD’S ACCOUNT OF HIS PERSONAL INVESTIGATION OF THE LIQUOR PROBLEM FROM COAST TO COAST IN CANADA. THE FAILURE OF PROHIBITION—THE SUCCESS OF STATE CONTROL. ALL CITIZENS INVITED. ADMISSION FREE DOORS OPEN 7.15. The Working Men’s Club Orchestra will provide a programme of music from 7.30.

RAILWAY SERVICES. NEW ZEALAND RAILWAYS. SPLENDID CHANCE—SEE SUNNY NAPIER. WEEK-END EXCURSION—NOVEMBER 10 and 11, 1928. FARES HALF ORDINARY RATES. 398 MILES BY RAIL FOR 20/11. AN SATURDAY. NOVEMBER 10. EXCURSION TRAIN TO NAPIER will O Leave WELLINGTON 11.35 a.m.; PALMERSTON NORTH (dep.) 232 bN RETURN JOURNEY) EXCURSION TRAIN Leaves NAPIER 5 0 p.m SUNDAY, November 11. and Arrives Wellington Midnight. Trams and Buses for AT HALF ORDINARY FARE will be issued by the Excursion Train from Wellington (Thorndon), Palmerston North nnd intermediate stations to Woodville, Dannevirke. Ormondyille, Takapau, M aipukurau, Waipawa, Otane. Hastings, and Napier, available for return on November 11. and 8.20 a.m. Napier-Wellington Express, and connecting trains on November I_. Not Available for Break of Journey. . Seats may be reserved for the combined up and down journeys by Excursion Trains for 1/-. A Hotel List, and Tariff at each, is available at all stations, and passengers can secure accommodation when purchasing rail ticket. FOR FULL PARTICULARS see Handbills, or inquire at Stations or Central Booking Office.

— BUSINESS NOTICES. ILLUSTRATION BLOCKS. “THE DOMINION” plant for Stereotypes. Line and Half-tone Blocks (single or multi-colour) is replete with the latest equipment, the operators and artists are experienced men from large photo-engraving establishments in Great Britain, and there Is every facility for execution of any and every class of illustration. Designs can be submitted if desired. Prompt service is ensured by the employment of day and night staffs. PHOTOGRAPHS TAKEN IF REQUIRED. Coarse screen blocks for newspaper work, or fine screen for fine art work undertaken. Special quotations given for contract work, or for a large number of blocks. Trade orders executed promptly Prices reasonable, and quality above reproach. Telephone 44 —020 ( 6 lines). Telegrams: “Dominion,” Wellington. P.O. Boxes 1481 and 2001.