POLLING BOOTHS.
TO THJS EOITOE. Sir—As the voting at the forthcoming municipal e&etions is likely to be very he«.Ty it is id be hoped that it will noV ■■be confined to a few booths abeutnhe centre of the city. People living at itia extreme ends of 4 Wellington, and especially the ladies, &ould be able to record their votes mthdut haying \o walk a mile -or 1 two. On, a disagreeable day, it weuia be a hard Matter for the infirm and the fair sex to get to tike booths. The residents of Polhill Gufty, Newtown. Orierital, Bay, «ad similar places should be provided Tfith booths, Otherwise it is safe to say that very maOay people will refrain from voting. — I am etc., A BUBGESS. Wellington, 13th April, 1901.
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Evening Post, Volume LXI, Issue 87, 15 April 1901, Page 5
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