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Taranaki Herald, Volume XLVIII, Issue 11789, 6 April 1900, Page 2

Ropresentatives of the brewers and licensing A'ictuallcrs have Avaited on the Premier Avith respect to the Licensing Act. They Avish the local option poll to bo taken every nine years instead of triennially, while the licensed A T ictuallers asked for the adoption of uniform hours ! for hotels throughout the colony, and for j Iho abolition of the reduction vote. Mr i Scddon informed the deputation that he had already been waited upon by the Prohibition" Party. While ho could not promise Avhsit Avould be done, ho said the A'iews of all parties Avould receive the earnest consideration of the Cabinet. You can depend on ridding your children of Avornis Avith Wade"s worm iigs, the wonderful Avorm worriers. Is. 0 F OOTB A LL E R S AND GOLF MATERIALS of all description by the best makers. Tn stock, a splendid assortment of presentation pipe-^ pouches, cigar and cigarette cases ; AvalkinjWuicks, ivc. Tobacco, cigars, and cigarettes of all popular brands. Accordeons and Waterbury Watches. — Jon X -.\»vr. 1; V, New Plymouth, "Wholesale and liciail. 0 Saturday v.-ill be tho last day of John Leydon's unreserved auction sale of furnituro, drapery, clothing, fancy goods, cuttlery and jeAvellery. 0 Wade's Avorm figs, the Avonderf nl Avorm worriers, never fail for iidults or children. Price Is. 0 Go to John Loydon's auction salo of colonial clothing. No English shoddy. o

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