ELECTORAL ROLLS.

Dominion, Volume 7, Issue 2143, 8 May 1914, Page 7

ELECTORAL ROLLS.

<To the Editor.) Sir,-—I notice in your Saturday's is. stto a suggestion re compiling th,, electoral roll for the coining C.'eiieral Kleo. ticms, . and Gorcrnniont latest refornito ho eompiled by policemen and postmen. I say. rubbish'! Aro there so many of tho above idln that {.hero are sufficient to compile a complete and efTiciont rail? If there aje, g<Md luelr. Tho coming olee.ticn will bo one of {ho niust hitter ever i'oughi; in Now Zealand, aiid • it behoves tlio Government to havo compiled tlie most up to dato find .complete roll ovcir eon-.picted, afid tlio sooner taken in hand the better. Why, s ; ti.i!.posing<"j{ say, snnposing—tiio other folios got iii through so.lllo bnnnle of an incomplete roll, and that is ■ their only chance, after nearly two .sessions -of hard work, liflving to ii'itaiigo for millions to foot the other fellow's . bills, meeting strikes which tho other two fellows did iiO't ftive ti hand iti, tint, pandered.for the working man, and their coming votes, Now, are tho, Reform Party going, to c.hnnco. after placing New Zealand on a soitiid financial basis srad_ grawiiig soitiider every day wnder their Admiiiistratiou, the returii of the old Ward Cnvernnient, for Rod knows wlmt niMirttion, for tho ?nke of a ! ha'portb of tar. Have gcod leiia'de canvassers engaged ajid rt gsod, flquaro roll computed. You ,sav Refofiii to' sijvu a few paitry pounds—bah! What' '.i'lil a million- or two ho if tho other fellow gets in? I should think the. <.hl (noi ill years) Registrar-.G.'e'noral, Jlr. Msinsfjetd. would be in a better position to •advise, as to him belongs the honour of compiling the iiiost uu-to-date methods ,>f electoral roils in tint Dominion -- I am, elr., PROSPERITY TO N 7..