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Evening Post, Volume LXXXVIII, Issue 139, 9 December 1914, Page 2

We shall Screen Election Results TO-MORROW NIGHT. Be Early, or Book at Dresden, Is 6d. rnHE KING'S. THE KING'S. X HAYWARD'S PICTURES. TO-NIGHT! At 8. TO-NIGHT! TO-NIGHT! At 8. TO-NIGHT! 1 Do Not Miss Seeing "HOME, SWEET HOME !" 6Qooft "HOME; SWEET HOME !" of Pathos, "HOME, SWEET HOME !" Sentiment, "HOME, SWEET HOME !" Thrill. Four Dramas in One. A Human Fabric from the Loom* of Life. "HOME, SWEET HOME !" 6000 ft "HOME, SWEET HOME !" 6000 ft "HOME,- SWEET HOME !" An.' Enchantment of the' Screen. It Grips and Holds. KING'S WAR GAZETTE! By Latest Mail. ."WIRELESS FROM THE WAR!"Clever Sketches. ••HIS WIFE'S BURGLAR!" A Laughter-majcer. EVACUATION OF GHENT AND OSTEND ! t)n the Edge of Hostilities. THE KING'S ORCHESTRA. 6d and Is. Reserves Dresden, la 6d. . — . — . . npHE HON. A. L". HERDMAN Will speak at SYDNEY-STREET,' j TO-NIGHT, AT 8. ! WELLINGTON NORTH. HE. HOLLAND, • Social Democratic Candidate, Will hold Open-air Meetings: TO-NIGHT (WEDNESDAY) TO-jSTIGHT LEWISVILLE-TERRACE, 8 o'clock. SYDNEY-STREET, 8.30 o'clock. A Vote for any other Candidate ia a, Vote for Masseyism. WELLINGTON EAST ELECTION. DR. NEWMAN will Address the Erectors TO-NIGHT! (Wednesday) TO-NIGHT! At ST.' MARK'S SCHOOLROOM, At 8 o'clock, WELLINGTON CENTRAL ELECTION. HON. F. M. B. FISHER will Address the Electors as under i — TOWN HALL, TO-NIGHT ! TQ-NIGHT ! At 8 o'clock. WELLINGTON CENTRAL ELECTION. MR. ROBT. FLETCHER Will Address the Electors At 8 o'clock THIS (Wednesday)' EVENlNG, 9th December, At the PALAIS DE DANSE (Late Skating Rink), VIVIAN-STREET. WELLINGTON SOUTH ELECTION. ■JL/TR. J. P. LUKE will Address ,th© ■^ • Electors as under : — TO-NIGHT (WEDNESDAY), 9th Dec., at St. Thomas's Small Schoolroom, at 8 o'clock. MR. R. B. WLL^IAMS will Speak aa under : — NEWTOWN STATE SCHOOL, TO-NIGHT! TONIGHT! ' ' At 8 o'clock. - ■ "O A. WRIGHT ■f-V Will Address the Electors AT MORNINGTON, '■ In the Open Air, THIS (WEDNESDAY) EVENING, At 8 o'clock. Wellington suburbs eleotion. MR. J. E. FITZGERALD will Speak as under: — ' ' ' KAIWARRA — The Post Office, TONIGHT, at 6.45 o'clock. WADESTOWN— Tram Terminus, TONIGHT, at 7.30 o'clock. KARORI — Council Chambers, TONIGHT, at 8.30 o'clock. LABOUR REPRESENTATION COMMITTEE. •l/JR. F. T. MOORE Speaks-TO-NIGHT — Karori, opposite Council Chambjers, 7.30 o'clock; ,Chilka-^fcree.t, 8 o'clock ; Island Bay, Cornwall-street, 8.30 o'clock. Other Speakers will Assist. i E. KENNEDY, Secretary. ' . LABOUR REPRESENTATION COMMITTEE. MR. 'D. ML AR E N Speaks— Tp-NIGHT — Dock-street. 7.30 o'clock; Courtenay-place, 8.30 o'clock. E. KENNEDY, Secretary. LABOUR REPRESENTATION COMMITTEE. •j%/|R. A. H. HINDMARSH Speaks— TO-NIGHT — Combe-street, at 7.30 o'clock ; Wallace-street, at Hudson's Brickyard, at 8.15; Green-street, 8.45. E KENNEIIY, Secretary. HUTT ELECTORATE? MR. T. M. WILFORD will Speak as under: — PETONE — The Empire Hall, THIS (WEDNESDAY)' EVENING, 9th December, at 8 o'clock. HUTT ELECTORATE. MR. A. M. SAMUEL will Address the Electors as under: — TO-NIGHT ! TO-NIGHT ! TOWN HALL, LOWER HUTT, At 8 o'clopk. VOTE-- FOR PROHIBITION AND SAVE THE WOMEN AND CHILDREN. npHE Liquor Party and their represeni - tatires, the Moderate Party, are bluffing tho people, of New Zealand by stating that if prohibition is carried the country would lose £1,250,000 in revenue, [ Afc the present time we are pending out of the country £3,500,000 for the purchase of liquor, and the £1,250,000 is the duty on the liquor imported into New Zealand, and which ha& cost the country ! £3.500,000. If prohibition is carried New Zealand could be taxed in other directions to make up the £1,250,000, and the- country would h& £2,000,0Q0 a, y-ear better off. What answer have the Liquor Party and their representatives, the Moderate Pjirty, to this*