MR. HANNAH AGAIN.
(To the Editor.) Sir,—l have no time to waste powder and shot on a man who won't sign his name. I hate a man that tires a shot from behind a fence. I admire the pluck of the lady that stepped in front of me the night of Captain Hawkins' meeting, when I was leaving the haU. She appeared to think that Captain Hawkins was no match for me, and that Bhe could do much better herself. She was & woman that had more brains than. Captain Hawkins, and had me think-: ing hard. Her way of making the people better was unnatural, however," and would be stepping backwards instead of forward. The question in a nutshell is this: Does Uhrist and His Disciples know more than Isitt and his Disciples? I follow the former, every time.' If the lady, t wnom I admire so much for her pluck, can find the word Prohibition in the Bible, I will* mako her a present of a new dress. What more can I do than that? Thanking you for your space, Ms Editor; I won't ask ror any more.—l am, etc., JOHN HANNAH. Carlton House. (Wo cannot allow the discussion < f the liquor question to proceed further on these lines in our correspondence columns.—Ed. "Age.")
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Wairarapa Age, 20 November 1919, Page 4
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