UNITY.

Kawhia Settler and Raglan Advertiser, Volume IV, Issue 217, 14 July 1905, Page 2

UNITY.

(to the editor.) Sir, —In a recant issue I noticed a letter from Mr M'Donald, and I must agree with what he says, but would 3-j 2. Httfc fosihec. We have . a Farmare* Unless in New ZeJand. Why do not all our *ar:r»ew jcu> We are not prejadic?€Ms by an* feelings ; lot jas all unite for r-isr o-./l and etc*? this fo?mativni of small 1 ns»fo«Ain iuM tkwho do net know ua will laugh a-- our iKLpotsnaa and foohshnese. 'x*A-e Oparau as aa example of ths Uwk ul uttity. To mthin two days of tbe eleesfoo the hud tael d< Jdsd deftniich’ win) wa;, to represent them in ocuniy. Can they expect iisida?’ thia divided state of to gain thbir object. Fvt our mutual benefit let ua ur>;ie, then the Farmers’ Union will ba able to raise its voice and be and when we ask for our rights we will get them, as affiliated unione do. United we are successful, divided a failure.— Yours, etc., * UNION.