W. E. PARRY.
W. E. Parry, Avorkers' represcntatiA T e on the Mines Commission, is a native of Orange, N.S.W. His first experience as a miner was gained at N.S.W., whence he came to Noav Zealand something over five years ago. Three years ago- he Avas elected a member "of the Executive Council, Waihi Miners' Union. Upon the re-s-io-nation of the then president, Mr. AT Williams, Parry contested the pre-
sidency and was elected. He has been re-elected twice since, with an increased majority on each occasion.
Since being placed at the head of the Waihi Union by his fellow-work-ers, Parry has ably and conscientiously proven his fitness for the post. From the moment he recognised the existence of the class Avar, he has striven — and successfully toil- to grasp the fundamental principles of the Labor movement that he niig.ht go forth and teach his I'cßoavs.// The general ad-
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Maoriland Worker, Volume 2, Issue 31, 6 October 1911, Page 8
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149W. E. PARRY. Maoriland Worker, Volume 2, Issue 31, 6 October 1911, Page 8
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