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Evening Post, Volume XCII, Issue 54, 1 September 1916, Page 8

Ladies connected with the Horace Goldin Company were about the streets of the city to-day selling tickets for the Anzac Art Union. They will be on the warpath again to-morrow. The publicans of Wellington continue to feel the effects of the "anti-shouting" regulations', ' which, in a . great many instances, have caused a falling-off in the bar takings, amounting to 30 per cent. There is a growing feeling among members of the trade that some muted effort should be made by them in order to obtain some redress for the substantial loss of income. The reduction of license fees and rents of hotels are among the suggestions which may be put forward. As far as can be ascertained, no local hotelkeeper has yet found it necessary to dispense with any of his assistants,* but if business does not improve it is said that a reduction in the staffs of some hotels will be inevitable. Motor Wagons for Immediate Deliver y._ Bessemer Motor Chassis, to carry from Ito 4 tons. Most popular and simple. We have learned by experience that Bessemer Wagons are dependable. If you will tell us the weight and nature of your hauls and the character of your roads, we will be pleased to place our knowledge and experience at your disposal. Write to Motor Wagon Headquarters, 111-113, Lambton-quay, for I motors to fit your business.— J.' E. FitzI aerald. Wellington. N.Z. Agent-,—Advt.