[Keywords: Pacifism--Religious aspects; Conscientious objectors--World War, 1914-1918--New Zealand]

At head of title: A prohibited address. "The Fellowship of Reconciliation, under whose auspices an address ... was to have been given ... at the Globe Theatre on Christmas Eve desires the public to know that the meeting was prohibited by the authorities at the eleventh hour, too late for public notification." "Printed for the Publisher, Mr H. R. Urquhart, 7 Hepburn Street, Ponsonby, Auckland, by Edwin Sayes, of 60 Albany Road, Ponsonby, at his Registered Printing Office, The Reliance Printery, 161 Albert Street, Auckland."--from the half-title page. See links in this record for a report in the "Maoriland Worker" and the Grey River Argus about Mr Harry Urquhart's imprisonment for conscientious objection. A number of reports on Papers Past in relation to his situation. On cover: 28th January, 1917. Bagnall, U158.