MEETINGS. THE LIQUOR CONTROVERSY PUBLIC MEETING OPERA HOUSE,' WANGANUI SUNDAY, NOVEMBER Ist 1925 AT 8 ML Chairman: MR. C. G. RUSSELL HEAR Mr. Robert Hogg, Senr. World Traveller—Lecturer —Journalist. THE TRUTH ABOUT AMERICA. PROHIBITION AND CRIME TEMPERATE NEW ZEALAND CORPORATE CONTROL—WHAT IT MEANS. All Citizens Invited. Admission Free. Meeting Conducted Under the Auspices of New Zealand Licensing Reform Association. Dominion President; Venerable H. W. Williams, Archdeacon of Waiapu. Make up your mind now to support the Third Issue of STATE PURCHASE AND CONTROL as an indication to Parliament that the People Desire Reform of the Licensing System. _ ii ■ i j HIS MAJESTY’S THEATRE— TO-MORROW NIGHT 8.15 The Rev. John Paterson, M.A. Will Prove that the Licensing Reform Association , Cannot'Reform the Liquor Traffic RALLY UP ALL SUPPORTERS AND OPPONENTS HARD FACTS FROM A MAN WHO HAS WORKED FOR SOCIAL REFORM FOR MANY . I'.S. PROHIBITION IS SUPPORTED BY the Most Rev. Archbishop Averill, Primate of New Zealand; the Most Rev. Archbishop Julius, and a majority of the Anglican Bishops of New Zealand. The Right Rev. Bishop Cleary, founder and Editor of the Roman Catholic Journal has said: ‘‘The Church of the Living God is Built on a Rock not a Vat.” COLLECTION.
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Wanganui Chronicle, Volume LXXXII, Issue 19443, 31 October 1925, Page 15
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