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Northland Age, Volume XII, Issue 47, 2 September 1943, Page 3

The end of a soldier’s letter : “I love you 24 hours more than I did yesterday.”

yns. again* J *V \V*' Ye Must Vote on this Question ! Under the law, electors are again required to vote on the Licensing referendum at the forthcoming General Election. Many New Zealanders are probably under the impression that the overwhelming majorities for Continuance in the past have settled the issue. THIS IS NOT THE CASE. A proportion of electors may feel that it is not necessary to record their votes on the issue. Neglect to do so may make the impossible possible, allowing prohibiton to be imposed upon New Zealand by a small minority. Consequently it is very necessary for every elector to cast his or her vote for Continuance. Go to the Poll VOTE CONTINUANCE Jr&t 4<y iiOetty/

Hailway Road Services, Kaitaia Telephone No. 1. Telegrams : N.Z. Railways Road Services operate a daily passenger and parcels Road Motor Service between AWANUI, KAITAIA and the Rail at OTIRIA JUNCTION. Passengers and parcels may be booked from or to Awanui or Kaitaia to or from any other part of New Zealand. THE CHEAPEST, SHORTEST AND SAFEST ROUTE TO TRAVEL Fares as Operated by Taaffe’s Motors will Continue. With ' Your i i They are the only pair you will ever have. Poor eyesight affect* the health and nerves and give* a nervous strained look to the face. Have your eyes examined and guard this great asset—your sight. < | H. A. BAGLEY ( L Ophthalmic Optician, . I KAITAIA. 'Phone 159. jg

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