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Waikato Times, Volume 90, Issue 14030, 5 April 1919, Page 6

A CHALLENGE TO THE LIQUOR TRADE “I invite you to send the best man you have in your pay to my meeting' at the Theatre Royal, Hamilton, on Monday night, when I will give him 15 minutes to prove your published statement that “National Prohibition will enforce Increased Land Tax, Increased Income Tax, and Additional Customs Duly on Household Necessities, Agricultural Implements, Fencing Wire, and General Farm Requisites.” I will undertake in less time to prove the lie to your statement, and will show that National Prohibition will not necessitate Increased Taxation on the Farmer, neither will it increase the Cost of Living on thj Worker. , J. A. YOUNG, M.P. HAMILTON 3rd April, 1919. TAXATION COST OF LIVING Meetings. NATIONAL EFFICIENCY LEAGUE A Moderate Men’s Movement established for the promotion of PROHIBITION on the lines suggested by the National Efficiency Board in its report to the New Zealand Parliament, 1917. QN BEHALF OF THE LEAGUE, MR J. A. YOUNG, M.P. Will Speak at MATANGl—Saturday, sth, 8 p.m. HAMILTON—Monday. 7th, 8 p.m. CAMBRIDGE—Tuesday, Bth, 8 p.m. FRANKTON—Wednesday, 9th, 8 p.m. 19 Athletics. TAON’T FORGET that trip to Cambridge, Easter Monday, and Cambridge Athletic Club’s Monster Sports. Great programme of 23 events. 927 jyjATANGI g PORTS. See the Handsome Cup at Mr J. Varnev’s, Hamilton. EASTER MONDAY, APRIL 21st. J. H. CRANSTON. Secretary, 143 Matangi. CAMBRIDGE AMATEUR ATHLETIC CLUB. (Under N.Z. A.A.A. Rules.) gPORTS jyjEETING EASTER MONDAY, APRIL 12th. NOTE—Entry closing date extended to SATURDAY, April 12th. See Posters for Programme. ' 1 E. J. BOLTON. 140 Secretary. Music. ELOCUTION AND VOICE PRODUCTION. jyjARTTN "OUPILS prepared for Trinity College ■*- Examinations. CLARENCE STREET. ’Phone 661. 155 QOLLEGE OF jfy|USlC, HAMILTON. Principals: MR W. R. FOX. MRS VV. R. FOX. MISS G. RAY FOX. VIOLIN, PIANOFORTE, VIOLONCELLO, VOICE PRODUCTION. Special attention given to BeginnersRapid and progressive methods, with temperamental interpretations and memorising. Ensemble playing for stringed instruments. The Principals may he interviewed at the College daily from 2.30 to 5, or at other hours by appointment. Students prepared for all examinations if desired. Address: RFVER ROAD (Mrs O’Neill’s late residence); ’phone 605. Prospectus on application, or at Eady's Music Warehouse. 379 We are now showing our first lot of winter costumes, coats, raincoats, etc. The costumes this season are chiefly navy serge and garhardinc, and considering tlie enormous advance in the price of serges, they come out at quite reasonable prices; one can still cct a real good costume for £5 ss. Tweed coats this year are showing considerable advance in price, and to get Qivor this difficulty we have a Covert coat, which answers the purpose of a raincoat, and is cpiitc as warm as tweed. These useful coats run about 725. Hall’s Drapery Stores. N.B. —We shall close at 5.30 from April Ist, and continue during the winter months.* “Everybody’s doing it.” What? Striking out the top line on Thursday, April 10.