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Auckland Star, Volume L, Issue 283, 28 November 1919, Page 4

LATE NEWS. i j LICENSING POLL. ' THE THREE - ISSUE BALLOT PAPER. EACH ELECTOR HAS ONE VOTE ONLY. EACH ELECTOR MUST VOTE FOR ONE ISSUE ONLY. Each Elector must strike out TWO of -the Issues, and leave ONLY the ONE ISSUE for which he -wants to Vote on the Ballot Taper, OTHERWISE THE *VOTE IS INVALID. A BARE MAJOR.-- OF. THE . TOTAL TOTES CAST IS REQUIRED TO CARRY AN ISSUE. The Three-fifths Majority has been Repealed — Remember a BABE MAJORITY of the Total Votes carries an issue. EXAMPLES - OF. SAY. 1000 VOTES CAST. * No. 1. I I Vote for National Continuance... 501 _. 1 Vote lor S-ta'te Purchase and Control •••• .™ 3. I Vote for National Prohibition JHX) 1000 National Continuance, having polled a majority, is curried. No. 2. 1 I Vote for National Continuance.. 00 i 2. I Vote for State Purchase and Control "?i ! 3. I Vote for National Prohibition 400 1000 State Purchase and Control, bavin™ polled a majority, is carried. No. 3. 1. I Vote for National Continuance.. 300 2. 1 Vote for State Purchase and Control 300 3. 1 Vote for National Prohibition 400 1000 j No issue having gained a majority—no issue has been carried. BE SURE YOU STRIKE OUT TWO LINES. FOLLOW THE SOLDIERS. STRIKE FOR LIBERTY AND FREEDOM. VOTE FOR CONTINUANCE. STRIKE OUT THE TWO BOTTOM LINES. A_ •rrT-5 HAVE __AKt_B STOCKS OF ELECTRICAL MOTORS FOR USE ON DIRECT OR ALTERNATING CURRENT CIRCUITS. NATIONAL ELECTRICAL AND ENGINEERING CO., LTD, ryBLLRSLE V gT. Manager: J. JKLLUM, A.A.1.8.E. Telephone-: 2440, 2510, 1536. >sd A3BB. PIQUAN-" IN FLAVOUR, RICH, BOUNDED, MATURE! DEWAR'S IMPERIAL. THE CHOICE OF THE CONNOISSEUR. A . WHITE Trousers., Tennis Shirts, Straw :* V Boaters. Just what you want for the holidays. Prices ore right.—McßßlDE. Cash Tailor and Outfitter, 11-13, Au-^|?i l