At Cheltenham to-morrow night a screen lecture on the benefits of prohibition will be given by Mr Grins tend, assisted by Mr L. C. BeethaiU; the district organiser. The subject for to-morrow night’s WE A lecture in Whitehead s rooms is “Charles Darwin,” not “Bismarck,” as previously announced. Tn his report to the Napier Hospital Board the house steward reported the receipt of the liquor recently confiscated in the celebrated "Dowling club” cases. Mr P. H. .Hickey, organiser For the Labour Party in / Otago and Southland, states that the party is going to make an effort this year to nominate a candidate for even constituency in Otago and South- , land.
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Feilding Star, Volume 3, Issue 319, 21 July 1925, Page 5
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