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Evening Post, Volume CX, Issue 101, 26 October 1925, Page 2

jHKAND OPERA HOUSE. XX WUDXIvSI)AY. THURSDAY. F.RIDAV WEDNESDAY, THURSDAY, FRIIMY NKXT. NEXT. TOWN HALL. SATURDAY NEXT. 4 NIGHTS ONLY! 4 NIGHTS ONLY! 4 NIGHTS ONLY I 4 NIGHTS ONLY! THE AUSTRALIAN AUSTRALIAN AUSTRALIAN AUSTRALIAN SILVER BAND. SILVER BAND. • SILVER, BAND. SILVER. BAND. MR. ALBERT H. BAILE, Conductor, Late- of the Australian NEWCASTLE STEEL WORKS BAND, TOURING THE WORLD, To endeavour to eclipao tho record made by Mr. Bailo and bis Australian coin. binatioii in tho .WORLD'S CHAMPIONSHIP CONTESTS In England lust year. A BETTER AND BRIGHTER BAND THAN BEFORE, 28 TALENTED MUSICIANS 28 Selected from Australia's best, Including: ARTHUR STENDER, Cornet Soloist, , and champion of champions. HAROLD REID, King o{ Xylopbonists. MEMORABLE MELODIES Of ihe . MASTER MUSICIANS . By a BRIGHT AND BEAUTIFUL BAND. Avoid the Crush nl: the Doors and BOOK AT THE BRISTOL NOW ! PRICES: is, 2s, and Is (phis ta). MEETINGS. THE LIQUOR QUESTION. PUBLIC MEETING. LAJIGTC TOWN HALL, THURSDAY," 29th OCTOBER, At 3 p.m. HEAR , THE REV. G. GORDON BELL, M.A. (Vicir of the Holy Sepulchre Church, Auckland). PKOKIBITION-ludcfcnsible aud Impossible. BLOCKING REFORM — Prohibition Tactics. Temperate New Zealand. The Solution of the Liquor Problem. (1) INDIVIDUAL ACTTON-Tcinper-ance. (2) COMMUNITY. ACTlON—Legislative Reform. Corporate Control. Other Speakers: - MR. W. PERKY A nd ; mi;, r. a. akmst'rong-. "The Limitations of L;iw"—'"Tlio Need for a Free Parliament." Chairman: M. LUCKII.C, ESQ. (Deputy Mayor). ■ MUSIC: , ' The AVorking Men's Club Orchestra ([cader, Mr. W. H. Cummins) -will provide a Selected Programme of Musis from 7.15 p.m. „ Questions in 'Writing Welcomed. All citizens invited. Admission free. Doors open 7.15 p.m. Ladies special-' ly invited to be present. Doors open 7.15 p.m. Meeting conducted under the ausoiccfi of tlm N.Z. LICENSING REFORM' ASSOCIATION. Dominion President. The Yon. H. W. Williams, Archdeacon of Waiapu; Vice-President, Mr. D. M. Findlay; Dominion Secretary, Mr. It. A. Armstrong-. Make up your mind now to SUPPORT THE THIRD ISSUE OF STATE VUiiCHASE AND CONTROL, as an indication to Parliament that the people desire reform of the Licensing system. SOCIETY FOR THE PROTECTION OF WOMEN AND CHILDREN. fjpHE Twenty-eighth Annual Meeting of the Society will be hold on TUESDAY, 27th OCTOBER, in No. 1 Committee Room, Town Hull, nt 3 p.m. His Worship the Mayor will preside. vSpeakers: Sir Robert Stout, Dr, M'lvibbiii, aud Rev. Dr, Elliott. PUBLIC NOTICES. NOTICE. HTMIIS is to give Notice that on and J- after Iliis date Oflcilicr. Wit), I will not 1...; i-c-s siblc for any dtibt.i or linbilitics inclined in my name without mv written consent. L. F. .W.SOX, j Wellington, -JOfh Oct., I'JL'^. I ~^IXi^\7[ATm:NTYToTSriLT~ I XTOTICK is horoby given that Hie. Mn- f x^ kii.ra Cotinty Coum-il Iki.s imido up- i plication Ui tin- Govcnuir-C-cu?ral in Coillicil to liavi; coui'cri'cd iiim.ui the uouucil tin- powers a.s ijioviiied by section 18'J, "The ComilicK Act, 1020." .Persons who so desire may lod^o objections with the Minister of Inicrnul AlViiin; until 17t.1i Ncvciiilht fn-xl V. A. FWAHIOI!. Act inn- Cimniy Cl,.||;. Datcl at Wi--lliiiiil.Mii. 2iith Del... lil-JS. LAWNMOWKR REPAIRS. „ HAVK your LAWNMOWFJi. Rn. paired NOW. Worl: fruaranlocd I We collect and deliver. Tel. 22-695 J. U. JUDDI'JLJ, A.N'U CO., I/I'D., Saw and Machinery Merclianls Edward-st. (oil' llurbcitsL.), \Volliii ff lon ~\xTv.» lViioTv:M-Jl^,Ni^Jin7^ ; soil, Kniv.-..i, 1= 4d i-iii-li; Tables U i Gd; C;i«tcr.'. iri-i:• 'i-.-ck, ]. r . /mI >rx el' >1; I I Tin in."r Sirujji, Brick Trowula. Tliu Sijii.i ' • Hardwite.