ELECTORS OF AUCKLAND CENTRAL.

Maoriland Worker, Volume 2, Issue 39, 1 December 1911, Page 7

ELECTORS OF AUCKLAND CENTRAL.

M. J. SAVAGE' is a straight man with a clean record of honest work on behalf of his class. He can therefore appeal to the electors of Auckland Central to send him to Parliament as their representative in place of the low comedian who is the laughing stock of Parliament. Savage is an'industrial unionist and i Socialist and anti-militarist. He believes in working-class organisation and political representation. He is not afraid to stand under the Red Flag— the t>eopie's banner.

He is the man. for Auckland Central. ,He will raise the calibre of Auckland's parliamentary representation. He will use his influence to be-no fit not only the class to which he belongs, but all other classes —for in the long run justice is good for all classes. Auckland has a rare chance, in common with her sister cities of the South, to send a Socialist" to the House 'or .Representatives, and thus help to end a government of opportunists whose vacillation, and weakness are a byword in the community. The Federation of Labor and the Socialist Party look to Auckland, which has been making history in the work-ing-class movement, to give New Zealand a lead by sending Savage to Parliament. Workers of Central Auckland, we expect you to do your duty.