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LICENSING COMMITTEE ELECTION, TO-MORROW.

FINAL WORD TO VOTERS. You may be confused by the voting papers unless you know just how to vote. If you read this you will have no trouble. The names of the candidates will be printed on the ballot paper in alphabetical order, but not marked in any way. The candidates are : •ARKLE. JAMES *BRAITHWAITE, JOSEPH •BURNETT, WILLIAM CALDER, GEOK%;E •CRUST, HENRY DE LAUTOUR, 3ERTRAND EDGAR KING, WILLIAM-, Sen. PHILLIPS, SAMUEL CHARLES *SMAJJ>, JAMES WILKINSON, JOHN ARTHUR. The names marked * in the above list are the " Moderates " ; those unmarked are the Temperance candidates. You must draw a line through the names of those candidates for whom you do NOT' wish to vote. DO NOT TOUCH the names of the men for whom you DO wish to vote. Don't make a cross, but strike out the names of your opponents. ******* You are entitled to voto to-morrow if your name is on the Parliamentary Roll even if you did not vote last November. GO TO THE POLLING BOOTH. AND ASK FOR YOUR PAPER, Don't stay away because you think your name is not on the roll. Polling places same as at General Election in November last. If still doubtful apply to G. B. Nicbolls, Empire Buildings, Princes street.

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Evening Star, Issue 14002, 8 March 1909, Page 6

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LICENSING COMMITTEE ELECTION, TO-MORROW. Evening Star, Issue 14002, 8 March 1909, Page 6

LICENSING COMMITTEE ELECTION, TO-MORROW. Evening Star, Issue 14002, 8 March 1909, Page 6

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