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Thames Star, Volume LIII, Issue 14064, 11 December 1919, Page 1

LICENSING POI^I,. | _________ ■ ■ j THK 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 Paiper. OTHERWISE THK VOTE IS INVALID; A BARE MAJORITY OF THE TOTAL VOTES CAST IS REQUIRED TO CARRY AN ISSUE. j i The Three-fifths Majority . has been Repealed — Remember a BARE MAJORITY of the Total Votes' carries an issue. EXAMPLES OF, SAY, 1000 VOTES CAST. No. 1. I 1. I Vote for National Continuance .. 501 i 2. I Vote for Stato Purchase aud Control .. 99 3. I Vote for National Prohibition ..' 400 IOOu National Continuance, having- polled a majority, is carried. No. 2. 1. I Vote for National Continuance .. 9!) 2| I Vote for State Purchase and Control 501 3. I Vote for National Prohibition .. 400 1000 State Purchase and Control, hay- ' inj£ polled, a majority, is carried. ! . No. 3. •■ ■ . ! 1.1 Vote for National Continuance .. 300 2. I Vote for State Purchase and [ Control .. .. 300 3. I Vote for National Prohibition .. 400 '* 1000 N,a Issue havinjg gained a majority —no. issue has been carried. BE StJRE YOU STRIKE OUT TWO ' . LINES. j FOLLOW THE SOLDIERS. . )STRI^S FOR LIBERTY AND V FREEDOM. VOTfe FOR CONTINUANCE. 1.1 Vote for National Continuand; ■ 2. I Vote far Gtati PMrihaae ml CuitflV- ; -^r-t Vnlu fei Natlaaal Pnhihifuw. STRIKE OUT h}£s TWO iIQXtOM LINES.