COSTLY LIQUOR POLL.

New Zealand Herald, Volume LVI, Issue 17294, 18 October 1919, Page 12

COSTLY LIQUOR POLL.

[BY telegraph— SPECIAL reporter.] WELLINGTON. Friday. The cost of the recent special licensing poll was £58.139. The preparation of the rolls cost £35.000. There are still some outstanding vouchers in England and abroad in connection with the soldiers' vote.

Milne and Choyce advertise in this morning's supplement a list of special offerings in celebration of their 53rd birthday in this city. Pure aluminum kettles, bright, rustles?, will not chip, four quart. 27s 6d each ; ,-ix quart, 36s each, at Tonson Garlicks. Everybody seems to be buying towels at sale of' Roberts' salvage stock.—Economic, opposite Town Hall. 'I lie Rev. P. ('• Herrou. M.A.. who recently returned liom active service, will \ preach at St. David's Presbyterian Church for the next two Sundays. " Keep Smiling" Cocoa, -]lb tins Is Id. I The very best.—Haughton's Grocery Store, I opposite Tonson Gailick's. I The Royal Life-Saving Society, which j uv ing to the absence of members on active ' s( rvice, has suspended operations tor some lime, now proposes to revive its work. The annual meeting is called for Wednesday evening. Hear Alfred Mace. West End Theatre, Ponsonby Road. Sunday afternoon, three o'clock ; evening, seven o'clock. Subject, •' Great Things That Go." Th.' Auckland Commercial Travellers and Warehousemen's Association will entertain returned soldier members at a social evening in the Masonic- Hall, Belgium Street, next Saturday evening.