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TEBTDEES. TENDERS ARB INVITED FOR THE 1- *• ERECTION OF RESIDENCE (In Wood), AT BEACH RD., BIRKENHEAD. To close SATURDAY, October 17. at 11 a.m. J. PARK, Architect, Orehtinga,. Phones: 12-451 and 12-453, '"FENDERS ARE INVITED FOR ADDITIC'NS (in Wood) TO RESIDENCE IN VICTORIA ST., ONEHUNGA. To Close SATURDAY, October 17, at, 12 noon. J. PARK, Architect, o;aehunga. Phone*: 12-451 avid 12-i53. TENDERS ARE INVITED FOR THE j -1 ERECTION OF RESIDENCE (In Wood), AT TRAFALGAR STREET, ONEHUNGA. To Close SATURDAY, October 17, at 31.30 j a.m. J. PARK, Architect, Onehunga. T'hones: 12-451 and 12-453. \\TAmOU AND OH IN E M URTRI vers > ? IMPROVEMENT WORKS. 80 FEET BARGE. Tenders, returnable to the Secretary, Public Works Tenders Board, Wellington, u:ntil I 4 p.m. on TUESDAY, November 3, 1925, are invited for the Erection of an 80ft. Barge. Plans and specifications may be seen at Public Works Office, Auckland and Paeroa. L B. CAMPBELL, District, Engineer. THREE STAFF COTTAGES, PENROSE. Tenders will be received by the Secretary, Public Works Tenders Board, Wellington, until 4 p.m. on TUESDAY, November 3, 1915, for the Ejection of Three Stuff Cottages at Per.row. Pinna and specific*; tons may be seen it *'vi, ic Works Offi.x, Auckland. L. R. CAM: "'ELL, Diatri'rf -,-ineer. | THE AUCKLAND ELECTR . '">VVER j TEND FRS FOR CABLES AN D CUTOUTS. | : Tenders are invi' .id for the su'mly of j (a i Cutouts. . (b) Overhead Cot6oti-co-« Triple Braided Cable. (c) l?are Hard-drawn Stranded Cable. Tenders suitably endorsed and addressed to the Chairman, must reach the Board s Office, Quay Street, Auckland, (a) not later than noon on MONDAY, Februaiy *22, (b) noon on MONDAY, February 8, H>2(>, and (c) noon on MONDAY, November 2, 1925. Specifications may be obtained on application to the Purchasing' Department, Q> ay Street. , The Board does not bind naelf to accept the lowest or any tender. N. M. 8 PEER, Secretary. 7v~~o b""u I 1/ D E R s! I TWO-STOREY HOUSE (in Wood). VICTORIA AVENUE, REMUERA Tenders for above <-lose at Noon, r h!DAY October 16. Plans, etc.. at office of FREDERICK A. BROWNE. A.N Z.1.A.. Reg. Architect, York Chambers, Victoria Street East. TO Pinter*. —Tenders will be received up -L tit! Noon on MONDAY, October 19, for Repainting Premises in Victoria St. W., for Messrs. R. W. Gttllaughev. Lid. Specifications at the Offices of the undersigned.--• Grierson, Aimer and Draff) n. Architects, 423, N.Z. Insurance Bldgs., Auckland TENDERS are required for Clearing, 1 Burning Off. Ploughing. Working Down and Grassing 431 Acres, flat land at Te Atatu. —Tenders to be addressed. Land, Box 1295. Auckland and items priced separately. TENDERS are invited for the Erection of I Residence, in Wood, at Beach Rd.. Birkenhead, to closie SATURDAY, October 17, at 31 a.m.—J. Park. Architect. Onehunga, Phone 12-451 and 12-453. TENDERS are invited for Additions __in I. Wood, to Kssid-r.ce in, Victoria M . Onehunga, to close SAxURDA?. October 17, at 12 noots. —J- Park, Arch''eci, Onehunga. Phone 12-451 and 12-453. TENDERS are invited for the Erection of 1 Residence, in Wood, at Trafalgar St., Onehunga, to close SATURDAY, October 17, 11.30 a.m.—J. Park, Architect, Onehunga. Phone 12-451 and 12-453. TENDERS wanted for Stone Foundation 1- foi Residence at Epsom.—Apply Efficient Builders, St. Kevin's Arcade, Newton. TENDERS, Widening and Deepening 50 X Chains Drain,—Plans and specifications at Mr. L. Drummcnd's Residence, Gordonton. Tenders close October 16. Ft ILL A PS' WEST AUSTRALIAN HARD- j WL WOODS CO., LTD.. THE STRAND, AUCKLAND. Hold Large Stocks of all Australian HardWoods. Special Quotations for Indent Lines. Price Lists on Application, TELEPHONE 4£')23. Telegrams: " Jarrnh." " TRIUMPH " Planter Wa.liboard, borer proof and fixe residing; 100 p.c. efficient. Also Doors, Sashes, Baths, Basin*. Cahtonts, Lock Sets, and All Builders' Hardware, supplied by BUILDERS' SUPPLIES, LTD.. Co, Fort Street, Auckland. J'yfZlOTT~Woodworker, the Electric CarJ pentcr, £99. Macneill, Maxwell's Bldgs., Hohson St., cor. Moore St. i

r A I n " Cheerio," No. 2, issued by the National Council of the Licensed Trade iin September, there appeared a statement alleged to have been made by Colonel W. L. Butler, Head of the Salvation Army, Northern Division (U.5.A..),, to the effect that as a result of Prohibition girls of 14 and 15 were now being admitted to the Army's Rescue Homes. The Salvation Army Commissioner in New Zealand calbled to the U.S.A. concerning- this, and received back replies stating (a) that there was no such person as Colonel W. L. Butler in the American Salvation Army, and (b) that Colonel Barker, Head of the Northern Division, " Positively denies having said such a thing." REDRESS REFUSED The Editor of M Cheerio " was interviewed, the cables shown to him., and requested to correct the false statement. He alleged triat he had taken it l'rom ari American newspaper—but did not produce the paper—and that he would bring the matter before his Committee. After full time to permit of consideration, the S.A. Commissioner enquired whether a withdrawal or correction was to be made, and was informed that neither the Editor of "Cheerio" nor the National Council of the Licensed Trade proposed to take any action. The refusal is a thing so contemptible as to be almost beyond belief, but it is a FACT. A STRIKING EXAMPLE This is a striking example of the Liquor Traffic's methods. Its hoardings, literature and advertisements teem with half-truths, misrepresentations, fakes and fictions that it knows New Zealand readers cannot check. It is imposible to exnose them piece by piece as they appear. It publishes as facts what are deliberate and scandalous lies, and hopes, by publishing thera often enough, to mislead the public in regard to Prohibition in the U.S.A. WHAT THE SALVATION ARMY KNOWS Commander Evangeline Booth, head of the Salvation Array in the U.S.A., says: " Need bcfotten through drink is practically wiped out, whereas, formerly it was one of the most prolific causes of poverty. Our Relief Department and Labour Bureau contribute the same evidence, and EVERY PHASE of Salvation Army activity unites in extolling the Prohibition Law as beneficent; in its results." Show your Detestation of this Campaign of Lying and Slander by Voting ■ <- ■< « emu . ■ ...jl m It. .... in> _J 1 .if rofc for