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Manawatu Herald, Volume XXX, Issue 439, 31 October 1908, Page 3

■<# <* <# # # # # <* # # <# # # # # # # # # <# 4* # # # # # # # <# <# # # <# <# # # # INTWESTING TO THE LADIES. D AINT YjCOTTON S. WE have the most glorious collection of Cotton (Summer) Fabrics yet seen, and heartily invite our country customers to pay us an early visit. If you cannot come into Wellington soon why not drop us a card for the following lines. JUST RECEIVED SECOND SHIPMENT. Bordered Zephyrs and Gingham Robes, in green, helio, blue, brown and grey; 48in wide, Is Hd per yard. Robe lengths of 8 yards from 13s (id each. Floral Bordered Muslins and Yoile Robes, latest designs and colouring ; perfectly fast; Byd lengths, 17s 6d, 18s 6d, 19s Od. Embroidered Swiss and Silk Muslin Blouse Lengths, embroidered fronts, colla.is and cult's; in white, sky, pink, and helio. Specially good value. 3s lid, 5s lid, 6d lid, 7s lid each. Woven Stripe Cambrics, 31in wide; thoroughly reliable; washing colours ; 10£d and 11 Jd per yard. Tennis Mattings and Zephyrs, the ideal Summer fabric for tennis and kindred games. Plains, stripes and checks, 7£d, 10|)d and Is 3d per yard. AT TE ARO HOUSE, WELLINGTON. SPECIAL NOTE. The excessive demand this season for this class of goods warranted our cabling for a further shipment which is now to hand. Never in the annals of Te Aro House have dantier or more exquisite designs been placed before our customers ; we are so confident of the above mentioned goods giving entire satisfaction, that we will cheerfully refund the money should they not reach your fullest expectations. Order to-day, and so secure your particular fancy TE ARO HOUSE, WELLINGTON. # # # #> #■ # # # # # « > # # #> # #> # # # # & # & #> •L f 3 FOR EFFECTIVE = SHOP = WINDOW LIGHTING You require-a reliable ARC or HIGH POWER LAMP V - THIS form of Lighting has occupied our attention for many years, so that we are in a position to advise and supply you with just what you require, whether your shop be large or small. With our system no lights are required inside the window, your verandah and window are lighted and your gnods can be arranged and displayed to the best advantage. Our Arc and High Power Lamps from 70 to 1000 candle power are used in every Gas Town throughout the Dominion. Enquire from your Gas Company, and insist on having the best, or write us direct for information. WELSHACH LIGHT CO., OF AUSTRALASIA LTD., 102 and 104, Victoria Street, WELLINGTON. Reasons Against No=License. FIRST —lf No-License is carried in Foxton every Hotel will be closed up, and no one will be able to purchase liquor of any kind in Foxton. This is decidedly tyrannical and unjust. SECOND —If yon desire to purchase any liquor, you will have to order it from some other district under license. You would require to state that the liquor you want is intended to be sent to Foxton, and your name and address would require to be given to the merchant in writing. THIRD —The merchant would then require to send your name and address to the Clerk of the Magistrate’s Court, describing both the nature and the quantity of the liquor you ordered. FOURTH —For any breach of these laws, you will be liable for a first offence to a penalty of and for a second offence to a penalty of FIFTH —If No-License is carried in Foxton you would then be liable to have your house raided by the police, even on “ suspicion ’’ that you were selling liquor. The police could seize any found in your house, and if they found more than they deemed to be a reasonable quantity, it would be prima facie evidence that you were unlawfully selling liquor, and you would have to satisfy the Magistrate that you were not. If he was not satisfied, he could sentence yon to a term of imprisonment. This is tyranny of the worst kind, and this NoLicense. SIXTH —No-License acts on the principle that the working man is more immoral and degraded, and must be kept in order by force. The rich man can take care of himself. SEVENTH —No-License is therefore most insulting.to the worker, and for these reasons every working man, to preserve his self-respect and his liberty, should score out the two bottom lines on election day.

TENDERS FOR SCHOOL CLEANING. TENDERS for cleaning State School will be received by the undersigned up till Monday next, 2nd November. Tenders to be marked “ Tender for School Cleaning.” Specifications and particulars to , be seen at State School on application to Headmaster, and at the < office of this paper. The lowest or any tender - not, • necessarily accepted. ' GEO. K. AITKEN, . Sec. School Committee,