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Gisborne Times, Volume LXVIII, Issue 10733, 2 November 1928, Page 1

MEETINGS issjuiA StJWfftEY ST-0 Noted Political and * A|jstralia). TO-NiGHT-iSivcmlxC»2nd, |it 8 n> m _ M u~ r'TTA’VtP T - O’Clock in/Bho CITYtfJjRliLi.-. Don’t Miss this Eloquent Speaks: M R - D. W. COLEMAN 01-TO-NIGHT Manutuke Memor TA/’ILL Address fhe Electors as fol- ' ’ lows; all infetings start at 8 p.m.:— 3 .&> 4? MUR TO-NIGHT MONDAY, Jal Hal T UESD AjSf'No v. 6: Wairoa. Wednesday, Nov. u Tc Hapara. THURSDAY, Nov. 8: St. Mary’s ' Hall Mangapapa. FRIDA\, Nov. 9: Kaiti School. V-Vr

PARLIAMENTARY ELECTION. MR. W. D. LYSNAR TILL Address the Electors as follows. All meetings start t 8 o’clock UNITY iMII., NUHAKA, TO-NIGHT* MURIWAI SCHOQSlfSaturday, November 3. Mary’s Hall, Monday, November 5. MANUTfKE HALL, Tuesday, November 6. MATAWHERO HALL, November 7. HAITI SCHOOL, Thursday, November 8. TE HAPARA SCHOOL, Friday, November 9. If IVAIROA, Gaiety Theatre J Monday, November 12. Mr GISBORNE, Opera House,® Tuesday, November 13. SPEfelAt ADVERTISEMENTS. /n ETLY TO MR. MILNER (BY THOMAS S. KYNE.) Mr. H. W. Milner. P.O. Box 16, Gisborno. J)EAR SIR,— I note your challenge to myself to a debate on the liquor question in the morning paper. 1 regret exceedingly' that I am unable to accept a challenge to a debate on this or any other Subject—not-, however, because I fear anything I have written thereon to be unsound—but because the state of my health will not permit it. A distressing truth that I would have preferred to keep from the public, at this stage, is that I am a physical wreck—a chronic invalid—and that nearly nine of the past tei of. y life have been spent in b an effort for linary quiet gtlff of time, oo' _ ’ ~ Tsifl file: ears ital tain me for wish, beestion. I have made upon its truth and pny howe | the ] thinJ forrf stereo; merit*al< For your information then, and so that I cannot be held guilty of unfairness I would point out to you, and to (every other supporter of Prohibition who has taken exception to my reply to Commissioner. Hay, that, as" free-born Britons, you enjoy the privilege of placing anything you hold as truth before the people, and you also enjoy the Privilege of disproving the truth of anything I have written —IF YOU CAN !

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