registration list shall be added a note opposite the name of each person added to or stricken off the list show ing the date of the order and the name of the tribunal that issued it. No name shall be added to or stricken from the list at the last meeting except in pursuance of such order. aEcADH 

At this final meeting the names comprised in the completed lists shall be numbered in sequence. 

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S ECTION 537 . Registration for Special Election.  — Prior to a special election one meeting, and no more, shall be held for purposes of registration. This meeting shall take place ten days before the day designated for the election. The register of voters fo r the last preceding general election — as supplemented at any previous registration for a special election that may have intervened — shall serve as the basis of the registration in question; and to such prior register shall be added the names of persons presenting themselves for registration who may be known or proved to be entitled to vote at the ensuing special election The register as thus completed shall be the official register for the special election. 

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S ECTION 538 . Question as to Right of Voter to be Registered.  — At any special registration, and at any time thereafter prior to the impending election, the right of any voter to be registered or to have his name remain on the registration list may be drawn  in question and determined in substantial conformity with the procedure prescribed in regard to such matter under the general registration; and if application is made to a judge or provincial board, such notice shall be given as may be practicable or as m ay be required in the discretion of the judge or provincial board to whom application is made. In such case the board of inspectors shall comply with the order of the judge, or provincial board, in regard to the adding or striking out of names, at any time  before the election or on election day. 

## ARTICLE VII 

Official Ballots 

S ECTION 539 . Official Ballots.  — Official ballots shall be provided at public expense for every election held under this chapter. There shall be at each polling place but one form of ballot, which shall be of ordinary white printing paper in shape a strip one hundred and fourteen millimeters wide and three hundred and four millimeters long, and contain a printed heading of the title of each office to be voted for and the number of candidates for which the voter may 

