Page 12 Advertisements Column 2

New Zealand Herald, Volume XLVIII, Issue 14853, 2 December 1911, Page 12

y ,.,-. , ~> ; ;- : -- : Tenders. * " -:'•'.' .'•■>'•-■<■■■ ' >---•*."Public Works Office. *-i - r Auckland, 22nd November. 1911. TENDERS will be - received •at this Office until Noon of FRIDAY, loth titecm her. 1911. for the ERECTION of a AV OKKfellOi (tit.brick) for the Public Works Department.. Auckland. Plans and- specifications maj be seen at this Office. No,tender necessarily accepted. • .'.■ ~. . ■■■ • x A WILSOXi " : ;J. a. Wilson, ~ » ." j '■■ •'"*'•... • -" District Engineer. '."' ■•. KAIHU VALLEY 'MU.WAY.-STEEL AND IRONWORK. Fresh Tenders will be received fit this Office until -Noon of FRIDAY, loth December. 1911. for the Manufacture and Delivery a« Dareaville of Steel and Iron Work for inures on-the Xaihu Valley Railway. Drawings, specification and '~ .conditions ot contract may bo seen at the Public \\orns Offices. Auckland. Wellington, and Christchurch. The lowest .or any tender not necessarily accepted. " r HoLMEg> '' ■■] ' ■■' " ' ■'• '•'■-• En gineer-in-Chief. , Public Works Office. Wellington, 24th November. 1911.;. TF~YOUR rpENDEB Tss ; A CCKPTBtt Com* Straight to us for Prices of PATHS* BASINS. « SANITARY GOODS. GiUTfcS; tiles. &AS KtrnSU& Largest-. Selection and Latest Patterns. . |>AKER . AND QO.. JTD* 'CUSTOM-STREET 'WEST. FIX) BUILDERS. CONTRACTORS. AND 1 DRAINERS AT DEVONFORT. BAYSWATER. AND LAKE TAKAt'UNA. WE MANUFACTURE BRICKS OF ALL DESCRIPTIONS, SANITARY PIPES. FIELD TILES CHIMNEY TOTS. AND A LARUE VARIETY OF GARDEN-EDGED TILES. ALSO SHELL LIME. AGENTS TOR. WILSONS PORTLAND CEMENT COMPANY. . , R AND R." DUDER, - ' . Devon port. rp ; O BUILDER S. ess "LAMAnr* fireproof asbestos T , - ■<- '.SHEETING . FOR WALLS. LININGS AND CEILINGS. ! TyiNGATE AND QO.. Jj Tl> - i , U SOLE AGENTS. QUEEN-ST. I .',;,' : ,'\ . ... ',; * '''.>- V '-" ;■"•' ' '"'" ' '•" " „'..- ■tITH. MCBEATH AND SON. l» " PLASTERING CONTRACTORS. Private Address: Hill-street. Newmarket. " ;, Estimate? .Given. * ... '; Letters promptly attended to. W. ; — -B A T- " s * MODELLER AND MANUFACTURER OF FIBROUS PLASTER CEILINGS. ARCHES. CENTRE FLOWERS. INTERIORS. ETC. Ceilings Designed and Estimates Furnished. »:,•.»,,• Showrooms aud Factory: .;,-;..' T, UPPER r VINCENT-STREET. ; ■PUMICE CONCRETE BUILDING SLABS. For < the Construction of Reinforced Subdivision AValls. . - FIRE-PROOF. SOUND PROOF. INDESTRUCTIBLE. Used throughout the Strand Arcade. Technical College. Railway Goods Shed. Queen's Theatre. Firth's Bond, arid'.numerous others, Specifled for many modern bdildings in course of erection or aUcratiotn-Manufacturcd by THE FIRTH.PUMICE. CO.. LTD., Auckland. TO TENDERERS.-Don't forget HARDLEYS for your /Baths. Basins. Sinks, etc. Hundreds for selection.-, from * Galvd. Bath at 20« to a Handsome Palatial Enamel at £9- Basins from as to £5. Get their ' ChamDion" Cast Washing Furnace, no brickwork, will last 20 years. Uwn your Spout : ins fixed properly with ths . ' Champion Clip -Bracket,—Address.; ■"■" "C-: .'.-''? - '■; j CORNER ALBERT AND ANSON sts. Electoral.

LIQUOR HOLD 3 THE WORKERS DOWN, WHILE MONOPOLY' GOES THROUGH iV . THEIR POCKETS! . TO THE - ELECTORS Or' AUCKLAND EAST. Ladies AND GENTLEMEN*— -.■";. ~ in its resort of Mr. A. U. Myers's meeting at St- Andrew's. Hall hist night* the Herald states that: • "At the outset, ilr. Usersi took exception to his opponent ana a 'certain Motion of, the community urging that because he (the speaker) was a brewer, lie should not be supported in his candidature," and Mr. Myers".challenged anyone to hvidbr any Instance where he ever allowed his private interest,, to over-rule his public responsibilities. ' -'■ ; :'■;: «„_„. Mr. Mvers cannot deny that he is a .Brewer. He cannot say, as I can say and do hay. l hare no stake in any of the various monopolies and combines-gas. meat. coal. etc. n that are bleeding the people of Auckland He cannot show that the interests of the liQuSr monopoly and rot? the ' other monoS3 and combines specified are not diametrically opposed to the best interests of the l*opl" of Auckland. And, that' beingrwj. laud the "certain section of the community" referred to are quite right in urginrthat because he is a. brewer and h interested in other-, monopoliesl he should not be supported in his candidature. I am not opsins Mr. Myers on personal erounds. I have nut a word to say against him personally, lam fighting him because. , as a brewer and- as a shareholder in various monopolies, his interests are absolutely oppoSd tithe beat interest* of the people; andif the Archangel Gabriel himself were in a similar position;! should fight him on the very same grounds, and fight him as M rd respo,r&-Mr. Myers's.challenge. I would only ask him £.«&.%*?_,£ Mayor, oppose the proposal that the Auckland City Council should placard Auckland. as the Borough Council, of Woolwich placarded Woolwich, with a hi* poster callin"the "attention of the people to the dangers of alcoholism as exposed by a Committee of the British House of Commons <" What was his position in regard to handfntr the Auckland Electric Tramways underkin" over to a Private Monopolist Comnanv when it ought to be owned and con-trolfed-bvHhe Municipality, in the interests oMhVSofte m a whole? and (3) Why does he support the iniquitous three-fifths majority! handicap: aeainst . No-license . and National Prohibition - .».■•• . ,■ So long as that handicap remains, and unless and until the grossly unjust four years' interval that -must now elapse between the carry-in* of Prohibition an-'--its coming into force, is reduced to six months, .it is not correct to ray -that ", the question s in the., hands of the people." Only .the removal of these injustices can t take the I inuor question out of politics and 'enable the more important political .questions to receive greater attention than is the case at the nreumt time." • And, in any case, it wouKardlyShe safe to entrust the admhiistration and enforcement of the Proh "itlon law to the envies of Prohibition ■Whose fault Is it that, aa Mr. Myers says, "the Liquor .question .tends to lower the standard of political life? In all confluence T you. Ladies and Gentlemen, to weigh these matters, and to judge, between; us. ;i '. .." ""■ Yours .very truly. . ' • v . %. " ARTHUR -WITHY. LIBERA LABOUR. NO-LICTKJgE. ANTIMONOPOLY CANDIDATE. P S -In to-day's leading article the Editor of the HERALD says '•' Drunkenness is a vice responsible for untold poverty; crime, an J degradation." Drink is % the . cause .of drunkenness. Therefore drink is '.'■ responsible for untold poverty, crime, and degradation." . Brewers make. sell, and profit hugely by the drink. Need I *ay more? A UOKLAND "PAST TDJtASCH OF THE .T IBERAL AND T ABOUR "pEDERATION. THE, MEMBERS ' AND FRIENDS OF THE ABOVE FEDERATION , ARE EARNESTLY REQUESTED TO ACTIVELY SUPPORT THE CANDIDATURE OF • M R - A* Tiruil M. MYERS- ■ FOR AUCKLAND EAST, AND THUS' SECURE ABLE AND CONSCI- - REPRESENTATION IN PARLIAMENT.'-; -; <•;■■■■■;. --';'; / '( '. , .V . E. SALMON, .-"'.'' ' ?''" ...J'''-''' ..' ■'' President. . . '.;■ GEO. T. PARVIX. ' * - -Hon. Secretary. "ELECTORAL DISTRICT OF FRANKLIN. .„'■_ I hereby publicly notify that WILLIAM FERGUSON. MAftSEY. of Mangere, '•'_ Farmer, and JOHN WESLEY McLARIN. of Kainui Estate. . Patumahoe. Farmer and Journalist, Have been duly ani regularly" Nominated as Candidates- to < servo as Member of Parliament for the above district.* • ".' ,/t? Dated this 3"th day' of November. 1911. ; WILLIAM J. KING. *•:.'-'■■' :-.--".*- . : . Returning Officer. 'fYjHh.9 Courthouse,' Pukekohe.