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New Zealand Illustrated Sporting & Dramatic Review, Issue 1511, 10 April 1919, Page 33

I>TOTICE OF SPECIAL LICENSING POLL. POLLING-PL ACE S APPOINTED. In pursuance of the Legislature Act, 1908, and its Amendments, I John Patterson, Returning Officer for the Franklin Electoral District, do hereby give notice that on the 10th day of April, 1919, between the hours of 9 a.m. and 6 p.m., a Special Licensing Poll under the Licensing Amendment Act, 1918, will be taken on the following proposals: — 1. That Licenses for the Sale of Intoxicating Liquor shall Continue to be granted subject to the provisions of the Licensing Act, 1908. 2. That National Prohibition, with compensation, shall come into force throughout New Zealand. The following are the POLLINGPLACES at which the Poll will be taken: — 1. The Courthouse, Pukekohe (Principal). 2. The Oddfellows’ Hall, Pukekohe 3. The Public Hall, Patumahoe. 4. The Public Hall, Waiuku. 5. The Public School, Pollock. 6. The Public School, near Awhitu Wharf. 7. The Public School, Waipipi. 8. The Public School, Awhitu Central. 9. The Public School, Kohekohe. 10. The Public School, Manukau Heads 11. The Public School, Pukekohe East. 12. The Public Hall, Bombay. 13. The Public School, Moumoukai. 14. The Public School, Maitaitai, 15. The Post Office, Kaiaua. 16. The Public School, Ararimu. 17. The Public School, Waiau. 18. The Methodist Church, Karaka (Post Town, Runciman). 19. The Public School, Paparata. 20. The Public Hall, Glenbrook. 21. The Public Hall, Ramarama. 22. The Public Hall, Hunua. 23. The Public School, Ness Valley. 24. The Public School, Paparimu. 25. The Public School, Ponga. 26. The Public Hall, Ardmore. 27. The Public Hall, Alfriston. 28. The Unsectarian Church, Brookby. 29. The Wairoa Public Hall, Clevedon. 30. The Public Hall, Drury. 31. The Public Hall, Howick. 32. The Public Hall, Mangere. 33. The Public School, Mangere Bridge. 34. The Public Hall, Manurewa. 35. The Public School, Maraetai. 36. The Public Hall, Otahuhu. 37. The Methodist Hall, Papakura. 38. The Public School, Papatoetoe. 39. The Public School, Pakuranga. 40. The Public Hall, Tamaki East. 41. The Public School, Turonga Creek (Post Town, Whitford), 42. The Methodist Schoolhouse, Wiri (Post Town, Papatoetoe) . 43. The Public School, Weymouth (Post Town. Manurewa). 44. The Public School, Ti Hihi (Post Town, Papakura). 45. The Social Hall, Otau Settle* ■ ment. 46. The Public Hall, Otaua. 47. The Public School, Orua Bay. 48. Schlaepfer’s Shed, Paerata. 49. Manson’s Garage, Mangere Crossing (Post Town, Otahuhu). Dated this 3rd day of April, 1919. JOHN PATTERSON, Returning Officer. NOTICE OF SPECIAL - LICENSING " POLL. , POLLING-PLACES APPOINTED. In pursuance of the Legislature . Act. 1908, and its Amendments, I, William McNickle, Returning Officer for the Auckland Central Electoral District, do hereby give notice that on the 10th day of April, 1919, a Special Licensing Poll under the . Licensing Amendment Act, 1918, will ; be taken on the following proposals:— 1. That Licenses for the Sale of Intoxicating Liquor shall Continue to be Granted subject to the provisions of the Licensing Act, 1908. 2. That National Prohibition, with Compensation, shall come into force throughout New Zealand. The following are the Polling-places at which the Poll will be taken: — Concert Chamber, Town Hall, Queen Street (Principal). St. James’s Hall, Wellington Street. Druids’ Hall, North Street, off Karangahape Road. Sailors’ Mission Hall, Lower Albert Street. “Whosoever” Hall, corner Victoria and Customs Streets. Dated this 7th day of April, 1919. W. McNICKLE, Returning Officer.