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Nelson Evening Mail, Volume LIII, Issue 75, 29 March 1919, Page 6

T— New Goods! Ladies’ Gold • ■ ■.Expanding Wristlet £ls.—At Louis Kerr’s, The Jeweller. I Wish to thank Messrs Deo, Neale, Winter/ Job, the Nelson College Boarders, and tall other's who so kindly assisted in saving my property from destruction this'morning. 29th March, 1919. FOOTBALL. THE statement that the WAKATU PLAYING TEAMS have dissolved is Denied. A Meeting on 24th March unanimous ly decided that the combined arrangements continue for one year. Wm. REED, Captain. G. WALTERS, Hon. Sec. Watches. Splendid value. £6 10s to A. 0. MAGINNITY

lor Wedding Gift** FnTeapota, Sugar Basins, Toast Raits Our value© are .real' valuers. -Louis Kerr, Jeweller. LI T —See the “Defiance” eelffilling Fountain Pen. 14ct. •Gold Iridium-pointed Nib. Simplest pen to operate made. 12s each. Goldmounted; 20s.—At Louis §£err’js, 109 Trafalgar-street. LI T Diamond Dress and En- • JuL* gagement Rings, Clusters, Crossover, Half-hoops. New and dainty designs now showing at Louis Kerr’s, Jeweller. LTT bedding Rings are onal,ll. ity Rings. Be sure mi.is is an L.K. 25s to 50s, all widths, Louis Kerr, Jeweller. tree Dishes,Cakesta.nls,

The TRICKS of the TRADE I M MORE FUMIt EMU* 1 111 1 lITm i Evei*y Fair* Minded Cisizen WANIr II f To ReadS Closely examine If fill I LSJ b p or * isgfinself The CUNNING AND DELIBERATELY MISLEADING PLACARD which, was prominently displayed in the windows of the trade Defence League’s Office.in Hardy Street and elsewhere. ! THE PLACARD reads as follows: PUBLIC WARNING! BE it known to all men that, according to Medical opinion, a further outbreak of the Influenza Epidemic may occur within the next few months. It is, therefore, hereby proclaimed that the safest and most useful remedy Mn the primary stages of the outbreak is Alcoholic Stimulants, which should be available to all •citizens. It is, however, the purpose of a certain section of the community to prohibit the.use of this valuable and indispensable remedy which all .doctors of repute -recommend and use in all influenza leases. The public is hereby warned not to jeopardise their individual lives by acquiescing in the demands of Prohibitionists to prevent the use of alcoholic stimulants, either in health or disease. DR. T. H. A. VALENTINE, -Chief Health Officer and Inspector-General of Hospitals. says: “From what I have seen during the epidemic, I am convinced‘that-it-is necessary that Alcohol should be available for the people.”—'Vide. Epidemic Commission evidence, March 11, 1919. NOTE how cunningly the above is made to appear. . T.TTTF. AN OFFICIAL PROCLAMATION from Dr. Yalintine. REID Dr. VaSiniine’s Indignant Disavowal and Repudiation of the above, in which he., denies that be ever authorised such a •proclamation and protests against “THIS IMPUDENT USE OF MY NAME.” Dr. Yalintine, in reply to Hutt Valley No-License League, says: "Yours of the 24th just to hand. I must thank your committee for forwarding copy of proclamation brought to hiy notice for first time. First, I have to say that the proclamation did hot emanate from myself or from any officer of the Public Health Department, and I never attached my official or private signature to any proclamation in connection with the licensing movement. (2) I have never authorised any person or persons -to use my name as health officer or as private citizen in .connection with any such statement, and am f aki-ng- immediate steps to prevent this impudent use of my name. You are at liberty to make any use you like of this telegram. ‘ ‘ (Signed) - YALINTINE, ‘ “Chief Health Officer.” In the name of British fair play and all that is honourable, can you support a Trade that will stoop to such Contemptible Tactics Swallow all statements from the Trade hereafter with a large dose of salt! Better still, don’t swallow them at all. On the 10th April, remember this atrocious placard and STRIKE OUT THE TOP LINE! PERSONAL LIBERTY DO YOU VALUE IT? THEATRE ROYAL TO-MORROW NIGHT, at 8.15. CITIZENS' MEETING Chairman: W. W. SNODGRASS, Esq. Hear MR. D. M. FINDLAY (of Wellington), ‘ President: N.Z. Moderate League. and MR. R, A. ARMSTRONG, Dominion Secretary N.Z.M.L. ON THE RIGHTS OF THE MODERATE PUBLIC Are YOU Aware ? ? ? , THAT THE SPECIAL LICENSING REFERENDUM to be held in a few weeks provides a complete alteration of LICENSING LAW and that no provision is made for a true expression of the opinions of the Moderate Public. Where is your Democratic Representation? LEARN what you are asked to vote on TO-MORROW NIGHT TO-MORROW NIGHT. ALL CITIZENS INVITED. LADIES SPECIALLY INVITED? Doors open 7.30 p.m. Questions to be in Writing. . „