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Opunake Times, 15 November 1949, Page 2

Professional Nof lot BRYAN B. MARTIN S.D.O.N.Z, The New Plymouth OPTICIAN attends care of J. G. Oliver, Public Accountant (Opposite the Police Station) OPUNAKE NEXT VISIT: 21st. NOVEMBER

NOTICE TO READERS All advertisers and subscriber and residents of Opunake and district are advised that IN FUTURE all payment of accounts due the Opunake Times mav now be paid to Mr. J CI OLIVER, Public Accountant, Opunake (Late S- R. Feaver's premises, Tasman Street).

irsf-Ttme *<£Z^?' J. OUNG PEOPLE should know that the licensed trade recognises that there may be flaws in the present system. The licensed trade has never had the legal right to discipline its own members, yet it is noteworthy that drunkenness has been reduced to a record low figure and is still diminishing. The Licensing, Control Commission will make an unbiased study of the public needs and will institute improvements as may be necessary, with the full co-operation of all responsible elements in the licensed trade. Young people, free of ingrained prejudices are asked, therefore, to recognise that there is no logical alternative to CONTINUANCE, which incidentally, provides the right of review every three years. PCONT NSSJS^ TWO Hi BOTTOM LINES NATIONAL COUNCIL OF LICENSED TRADE