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Wairarapa Times-Age, 23 September 1938, Page 2

Why Every Elector SlwraM Vote on the Licensing Referendum Many New Zealanders are probably under the impression that the overwhelming majorities for Continuance have settled the issue. Although undoubtedly that should be the case, the Law requires that the Licensing Referendum must be conducted this year in conjunction with the Parliamentary * Elections. There is the possibility that electors may feel that it is not necessary to record their votes on the issue. Neglect to do so might make the impossible become possible, allowing prohibition to be imposed upon New Zealand by a small minority. Consequently it cannot be made too clear how necessary it is for every elector to cast his or her vote for Continuance. VOTE Hhiniuti STRIKE OUT THE TWO BOTTOM LINES S4FE SHIFTS for FURNITURE by RAIL ★ A POPULAR SERVICE k During the year ended March 31, the household removals by rail totalled 1,231 —an increase of 260 in 1 2 months. The shifts for private persons were 72 per cent of that tally. Complete expert removals of furniture from one town to another, including packing from one house to replacing in the other. Full information obtainable from any Stationmaster, Business Agent or District Manager.

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