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Waikato Times, Volume 91, Issue 14237, 11 December 1919, Page 4

Strike Out what you Do Not Want! KEEP THIS IN MIND ON POLLING DAY! The National Prohibition Voter MUBT vote thus: — PROHIBITION VOTERS! Remember, your vote will not count if you do not strike out TWO lines. The vote is Informal unless two lines are struck out. Strike out THE TWO TOP LINES LICENSING POLL. THE 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 Issue, and leave ONLY the ONE ISSUE for which he wants to vote on the Ballot Paper, OTHERWISE THE VOTE IS INVALID. A BARE MAJORITY OF THE TOTAL VOTES CAST IS REQUIRED TO CARRY AN ISSUE. TheThref-fifths Majority has been Repealed—Remember a BARE MAJORITY of the Total Votes carries' an issue. EXAMPLES OF, SAY, 1000 VOTES CAST. No. i. 1. I Vote for National Continuance 501 2. I vote for State Purchase and Control 99 3. I Vote for National Prohibition 400 1000 National Continuance, having polled a majority, is carried. ■r No. 2. 1. I Vote for National Continuance 99 2. I Vote for State Purchase and Control . . .. .. 501 3. I Vote for National Prohibition 400 1000 State Purchase and Control, having polled a majority, is carried. No. 3. 1. I Vote for National Continuance 300 2. I Vole for Stale Purchase and Control 300 3. I Vote for National Prohibition 400 1000 No Issue having gained a majority—no issue has been carried. BE SURE YOU STRIKE OUT TWO LINES. FOLLOW THE SOLDIERS. STRIKE FOR LIBERTY AND FREEDOM. VOTE FOR CONTINUANCE. STRIKE OUT THE TWO BOTTOM LINES. I. I Vots for National Centinaaict. JJU HHffirVnrir I ■IUWIJVUU*