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—m—— — i GAMING AND LlQUOR POLLS Wednesday, 9th March 1949 , GAMING POLL ACT, 1948 How to Vote Proposal For Pff-course Betting. I vot® for closing at 6 p.rn. the proposal is that provision be made lor off-course Betting on horse ■ i » i i races through the totalisator by means to be provided by the N.Z. Racing . , vote or e o» ng at p.m. Conferente and the N.Z. Trotting Conference. The voter must i-trike out one line leaving untouched the line which shows the way he wtshet to vote. If the voter strjkes out both lines or fails to strike out one of the lines HOW tO' Vote ; the votlng paper vy(l| be void and his vote will not be recorded. The' voter wili be handed a Voting Paper printed thus " " NOT|i The Votlng paper wilf e'xplain this issue; -"The proposed hours , , during which hotels shall be open for the sale of liquor are as follows: I vote FOR the proppsal. , . , (a) Hotels.to t)e openv'asat,prdMnt,»betvye'eh 9 a.m. and 6 p.m. ' vote AGAINST the proposal. ' '} - : " h • . *" ' .1 •••'•_ or— . .. \ '* ' The voter must strike out one line. leaving untouched the line which shows „ , _ .... ti.., (b) For a total of nine hours, at times to be decided between 10 a.m. the way he wishes fo yote. l ' d 10' * If the voter strikes. out both lines or fails to strike out one of the lines '■ • ' : * 1 ' '' the voting paper wi.ll be void and his vote will not be recorded. Who may Vote Any eleetd'r whd li eligible to vote under the Gaming Poil Act may vote MifV a V A 'V a a a WhOA may vote on thls Issue of the Ucensing Amendment Act 1948. Any elector whose name appeared on the Roll at the last election of a. ' tnember of Parliament for the district and electors who have applied for * Olling riaceS reglstration on the supplementary rolls prlor to the closing date o app- Tha 'aet provldes thar poliing for thii issue shall be made in con|unction Jication for registration on such suppl'ementary rolls. with the Gaming Poll Act 1948 and that electors may record their vote ■ Waori roljs wlfl not be -used Tor these.polll, Mabri electors wlll vote'ln ; i i '0.n one timp .^c t^essamfe.;Px)Jling Bo'oth. Locations of ' the usual manner by completing a form of.'applfiation for voting papert Po,,in* Bootfis ^ tlle iub'ect of 1 "pirate announcement. ■ at any Polling place. . ' MERAL© P 11* Pia o * ; s.Vo.tintpapers lor Maorts will be printed in Englijh and in Maori. The rOlling riaceS ■ L>esult;ofthe bolkbiider the'Garriinj^Poll Act f948 with reference to th« The location of polling places is the subject of a separate announcement. VT0p0"' f6r off"courM and the result of the P°" under Li=•nsing Amendment Act 1948 regarding hours for the sale of liquor shall be determined by a straight out matjority. LICENSING AMENDMENT Time off for Voting ta t | q a o ' Employers shall permit those in their employ a reasonable time, not ex- ■ , I /T'O ceedlng one hour, to record their vote, wifhout loss of remuneration by 1 the employee. Polling Booths will be open from 9 a.m. to 7 p.m. General Poll as to hours for the Sale of Liquor. Special Polls in Certain Districts Part VI rovides Llcensing Amenlment Act 1948 provides for special polls of electors " — to be taken in the Klng-country,. Ashburton and Geraldine, areas on "that a poll shall be held of the electors of each Electo.ral District Restoration of Licenses and if Restoration is carried, Whether licensed constituted under the Electoral Amendment Act 1945 and of each hotels In the area are to be conducted by a local Trust. Maori Electoral District constituted under part IV of the Electoral The issues involved and the regulations regarding these special local polls Act 1927 upon the proposal that provision be made changing the will be the sub|ect of a special separate announcement in newspapers hours appointed for the sale and disposal of liquor in hotel bars." circulatlngin the areas effected. It is the Duty of Every Elector to VOTE

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