Mr Francis Williams, asphalt contractor, advertise© that he is prepared to give estimate© free for asphalting paths, lawn tennis courts, etc.» etc. Address, 26a, Murphy street, Thorndon. The Eev. R. B. S. Hammond.who, a-s is announced oho where in our columns, is to speak at the mass meeting of the prohibitionists in the Town Hull at S p.m. next Wednesday, is said to bo tho dominating figure in the prohibition movement in Australia. Last year. by moans of a political pledge campaign ho lifted the Incw South Wales Alliance of which be is pie si dent —to a jiosition of real political importance. On the occasion of his farewell mooting in Syd the Lord Mayor presided, and lie happens to belong to the liquor defence organisation, and there were :il«o present the Hon. Mr Ley, Minister for Justice. Lady David and other notabilitiesMr Hammond is Rector of St. Banml-as Anglican Church, Sydney, and i> m Now Zealand as the first of a world tour investigating the liquor problems and prohibition progress.
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New Zealand Times, Volume XLIX, Issue 11252, 3 July 1922, Page 9
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