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GET ON THE ROLL—GO TO THE POLL

It is compulsory under the law for every person who has reached 21 years of age to get his or her name on the Electoral Roll. It is, in addition, a national duty to go to the poll.* Those who should record their votes but do not do so fail in one of the highest privileges of citizenship. . This year in particular it is highly desirable that all voters should make sure of getting their names on the roll. There has been no General Election for five years, and many thousands of young people have reached voter's age since 1938. The opinion of these new voters on the national issues to be placed before the electors on September 25 is needed if a true picture is to be obtained of the national state of mind. The young voters, too, naturally have a larger stake in the future of New Zealand than any other group in the community. They can make New Zealand what they wish if they will but carry out the duty and privilege of recording their views. So far. as the Electoral 801 lis concerned, the main roll will presently be available at all post offices for inspection. Study the roll at. the first opportunity and if your name is not there secure an enrolment form at the post office and send it to the Registrar of Electors. If this is done promptly, your name will appear in the Supplementary Roll which will be issued before the election. Alternately, you can secure an enrolment form at once from any post office and send it to the Registrar of Electors, who will place your name on the Roll if it is not already there. Act. at once.—Advt.

I>F Wrl^B^^^^ Do your feet buckle and burn under the strain of wartime walking? Does every step feel like a sharp-edged sword and every aching toe torment you? Get relief this very day with comforting Radox foot-baths. Radox releases millions of life-giving oxygen bubbles into the.water that open stuffed-up pores, cleansing and refreshing them. Pain and soreness ease away* jo oz. pkt. a/8; double quantity 4/6 J. BATH SALTS A Product of E. GRIFFITHS HUGHES, LTD., Adelpbi, Salford, Manchester, England. WEEK! 500 Young Men WANTED FOR THE Air Training Corps

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Evening Post, Volume CXXXVI, Issue 37, 12 August 1943, Page 7

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Page 7 Advertisements Column 2 Evening Post, Volume CXXXVI, Issue 37, 12 August 1943, Page 7

Page 7 Advertisements Column 2 Evening Post, Volume CXXXVI, Issue 37, 12 August 1943, Page 7

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