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New Zealand Times, Volume LXXII, Issue 4820, 25 November 1902, Page 3

Sweet and A Sweetmeat that h» also nouiidnn" and acceptable alike to men, uorr.cn, and elm to those wio cannot take notiraslnnent u and shapes in v/Jiicli it :s oilereJ to them. enhuiy jorms nn ra PPJ liy ipsllllp tl!rr*£( ihi is rich in nutriment, and contains all the valuable elements of the Cocoa Lean. Sold Everywhere in Id., 3d. aril 6d. Packets. ASK FOR rfitiisCs! m ■1 t,. SssSl MELOTTB CREAM SEPARATORS. T7WSIEST RUNNING MACHINE IN Hi' THE MARKET. THE PARMER'S FRIEND. Particulars Posted on Application. Sub Agents Every Town in New Zealand. SOLE AGENTS—JOSEPH NATHAN AND CO (LTD.), WPTTTMnTnV "M tz

Telephone No. 9. P.O. Box 168 Jj. CURTIS AND CO., LTD. • \gencies at every possible town in the colonies, and all principal ports throughout the world. Experienced Furniture Removers and Packers, General Carriers, Customhouse Agents, Forwarding and Shipping Agents, Luggage delivered from trains or steamers and throughout tho city. Our STORAGE ACCOMMODATION is unlimited whore furniture and goods of all descriptions can be stored at cheap current rates. Offices—Corner Customhouse quay and I ALKEK AND J^OLAN, CARRIERS. FORWARDING AGENTS. AND MAIL CONTRACTORS, BULLS. Our Coaches meet all trains at the Greatford Railway Station, and convey - b r»rl Vlnrwla tn T<nlla HRH Brandon street. 72D Passengers and'Cooda to Bulls.

Whooping cough, if neglected, leads to more serious diseases. Chamberlain’s Cough Remedy will keep the cough loose, allay the irritation and counteract any tendency toward pneumonia. It always cures ami cures quickly. ' All dealers, “Keating’s Powder” destroys Bugs, Fleas. Moths, Beetles and all other insects. whilst quite harmless to domesne animals. In exterminating Beatles ti.e success of this powder is extraordinary. It is perfectly clean in ap-i'icntmn See tho article you purchase is "Keatmg s, i e., with the signature Thomas Keating on each tin, as imitations are noxious and ineffectual. Sold in tins. Cd and Is ■ neb by ell -'-mists. Clarke’s B 41 Pills are warranted to euro gravel, pains in the back, and all kidred complaints. Free .from mercury. Established upwards of 80 years. In boxes. 4s 6d each, of all chemists and patent medicine vendors throughout tho world. Proprietors. Tho Lincoln and Midland Counties Drug Company. Liucoin, England.

LIBERTY 2 PROSPERITY Electors Beware. Electors Consider. Strike out Last Two Lines on Local Option Ballot Paper. PROHIBITION would deprive voters of all future control over the sale of . Alcoholic Liquors and inflict grievous wrong on those who are now compelled by law to expend large amounts to make adequate provision for the comfort of travellers. PROHIBITION t t, e OD inion of Mr. Justica Cooper, if carried in'a district, prohibit the sale of New Zealand Wines or any other description of alcoholic liquor, 1 and prevent any license being granted in that district. • PROHIBITION in the coionv would mean a direct loss in revenue of nearly three-quarters of a million pounds, or one-fourth .of the whole, thereby necessitating increased taxes on lancl and the necessaries of life, the local authorities having pywer to increase rates in case of loss of revenue through Prohibition being carried. PROHIBITION - dismal failure wherever tried in the United States (vide Rowntree and Sherwell's Temperance Standard Book). Eleven out of s ‘ x tcen States abandoned it. The five States that retain it have a population of about three millions, while those that have abandoned it have a population of over fifteen UhmvnD. PROHIBITION produces more drunkenness, and turns whole districts into huge sly-grog shops, with their numerous attendant evils. PROHIBITION would mean that vile and poisonous liquors would be sold that would pay no duty. PROHIBITION a failure in Clutha, vide Bishop Nevill, who states that •• increased drinking the private houses in Clutha, spreading to the wives. The liquor PROHIBITION failure in the Eng Country, where there have been 164 informations against sly-grog sellers since 1900. PROHIBITION would mean the abolition ot Old Age Pensions, PROHIBITION is a tyrannical interference with the liberty of the subject. PROHIBITION robs temperance of all virtue and treats moderation as a crime. . . t j T, P arW half a century of Prohibition, has 42 drunkards per 1000 of population; while New Zealand, under its Prohibitionists cannot deny that Maine, perxooo of its population. STRIKE OUT EAST TWO LINES ON LOCAL OPTION BALLOT PAPER THUS: I vote that the Number of Licenses existing in the District Continue.