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New Zealand Times, Volume LXXVII, Issue 5310, 23 June 1904, Page 6

A searchlight of 100,000 candle-power will render print visible at a distance of twenty miles. The experiment has been tried from the top of Mount 'Washington, in. America, NEWTOWN LICENSING POLL APPEAL CASE. THOUGH the Newtown Committee did not, as “New Zealand Times" stated, ask the New Zealand Alliance to pay the expenses of the law case, the Alliance, at its Annual Meeting, determined, as any body of sympathisers would nave been justified in doing, to pay tno costs of that appeal. Auckland at once guaranteed to pay one-fourth of the amount, Canterbury and Otago each guaranteed <£lso, and Mill, Sanson has since collected jCao in the Palmerston, Feilding and Rongotea districts, and <£so ha.s been forwarded by the Hawke's Bay district. Another L7O fiom Wellington and district will enable the Alliance to pay the costs as soon’ns the bills are xmesented. Will sympathisers kindly send their contributions promptly to the Secretary of the Zealand Alliance, 100, Willis street, Wellington. Newtown Residents can pay Mr 0. G. A. Harvey, Bookseller, liiddifora street, Newtown (two doors below Castle’s, the chemist.) 7 fjXR'B PUBLIC ARE INVITED TO INSPECT OUR NEW AND COMMODIOUS PREMISES, THIS (THURSDAY) EVENING. From 7.30 till 10 p.m. NO SALES JUST A VISIT OF INSPECTION. DAVIS AND OLATER, 05 and 97, LAMBTON QUAY. PRICE OF BREAD. mnß WELLINGTON BREAD COMA PANY, HERBERT oTE-EET, Are now charging TWOPENCE - HALFPENNY PER TWO-POUND LOAF, Cash or Weekly. Telephone 237. 900 BE A JOURNALIST. mllE most attractive profession. None J- offers such onportunity for advancement to ambitious young men and women. A. ladder to wealth and fame, social and political preferment. Immediate position after completion instruction. Utilise vour spare time. JOURNALISM BY MAIL. Wmo to-day for Free Catalogue. Press Institute, 15, St. Duustan's Hill, Loudon, E.C., England. 90