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Maoriland Worker, Volume 2, Issue 22, 4 August 1911, Page 9

TRAFALGAR HOTEL, GREYMOUTH. ARTHUR BEBAN, Proprietor. CLUB HOTEL, MAWHERA QUAY, GREYMOUTH. ALEX. LENNIE, Proprietor. FOR UP-TO-DATE IRONMONGERY GO TO WALTER G.-SCOTT, TAINUI STREET, GREYMOUTH. A. A. SHANNON, GENERAL GROCER AND BAKER, GOODS AT BEDROCK PRICES. STATE COLLIERIES. J AS. COLL AG AN, THE POPULAR MEN'S OUTFITTER GIVE HIM A TRIAL. UNIONISTS! PATRONISE THE OJsLY UNION LIVERY STABLES IN GREYMOUTH. BROWNE AND COUMBE. : ; : . i ■< SONGS OF EEVOLT. A Book of Socialist songs for use i*& meetings of 'Socialist Party and Federa,tion of Labour Branches. Contains the Socialist Rallying Chant,,, "THE EED FLAG," and the Federatw* of Labour Antlieril. "WORKERS OF THE WORLD, UNITE!" Every Socialist and Industrialist shouM learn to sing them. Oie penny each »r_ three shillings per hundred. R. H. GAELICK, Lit. Sec, Box 727,;P.0., Wellington. NEW ZEALAND SOCIALIST PART& (Wellington Branch.) SOCIALIST HALL, 80 MANNERS STREET. Lectures CA r cry Sunday EA'ening at 13 o'clock. Speakers' Class, Monday 'at % o'clock. Hall Op«sn all Day. Cards and other games. Visitors AAeleome. Hall Available fon Socials', etc., Pa* terms Apply Caretaker. Next Business Meeting, Wednesday EA'ening, 2nd August. Important Business.