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Maoriland Worker, Volume 2, Issue 39, 1 December 1911, Page 18

NEW ZEALAND SOCIALIST PARTY, (Wellington Branch.) SOCIALIST HALL, 80 MANNERS STREET. Lectures every Sunday Evening at 8 o'clock. Speakers' -Class, Monday Even., at 8 o'clock. . -' .. . all Day. Cards and other games. . Visitors welcome. Hall Available for Socials, etc., Fotf terms Apply Caretaker. Next Business Meeting, Wednesday Evening, December 6. Important Business.

NEW ZEALAND SOCIALISE PARTY. '. CHRISTCHURCH BRANCH. Sofeial Half ... ... .„ Oxford Street.' MEETINGS EVERY SUNDAY IN) • SQUARE— Afternoon at 3 o'clock. Evening at 7 o'clock. l . SOCIALIST HALL LECTURES afl 8 p.m. Tea 5 o'clock every "Sunday.Literature for sale at all meetings? "Clarion, ,1, "Justice," "MaorilanJ Worker,' , "Social Democrat," "Aβ* peal to Reason," etc. Orders Promptly Attended to:

ANARCHIST LITERATURE. ' AT ONE PENNY EACH. Just Arrived. "War"—"Anarchism" and Socialrist Evolution" —"Commune 'of ; Paris" 5 " —"Expropriation"—"Wage System"—* i 1 "Anarchist Morality" — "Anarchist Communism"—"Anarchism: Its Philosophy and- Ideal"—all by Prince Kropotkin. "Anarchism and Outrage , *' (Freedom) —' 'Socialism the Remedy* ■ (Glasse) —"Evolution and Revolution' 8 (Reclus) —"Kropotkin: The Man anct His Message ,, (Swan) —"Social Demo , oracy in Germany" (Landauer) — "Con* centration l of Capital" (Tcherkessoff)—«' ."Pyramid of Tyranny" (NieuwenheusJ" —"Anarchy" and 'Talk about Anaiv "'■ chist Communism" (Malatesta) —"Di- ' rect Action &nd Legislation" (Blair; " Smith) —"Basia of Trades Unionism , * 3 ,\ (Confederation of Labor, Paris)' —"Se '. cial General Strike" (Roller). A

. At Twopence:" '"Law and Authority" and- " T£(S *' State and its Historic-Role" (Kropot* kin). - ; At Threepence: "Anarchy r. Socialism" (Owen). Monthly Papers and Magazines. : "God and the State, Bd. By MV ' Bakunin. "The Terror of Russia." 3d. P. Kr<S* potkin. "Trade Unionism and the Class War, ,, Id. Guy Aldrcd, Fields, Factories and "Workshops, 9dw , P. Kropotkin. ; Watch "Maoriland Worker" for further announcements. P. JOSEPHS, 43a, WILLIS ST., WELLINGTON.

(HAMBETTA'S PROPHECY, 1872* ' "I foresee the. approach o fa neTvy - ardent, int&lligejit gcneratioii, fitted to. undertako the administration of affairs, to protect justice, and maintain' the rights of all." SOCIALISM. ■ ' .Specially prepared list of _the latesff books and authorities on this subjects Sent on application to any address. S. & W. IV3ACKAY. 86 LAMBTON' QUAY, ■

SONGS OF REVOLT. A Book of Socialist songs for use im meetings of Socialist Party, and Feelers* tion of Labour Branches. Contains the Socialist Rallying ChantL "THE RED FLAG," and the Federation of Labour Anthem, "WORKERS OF THE WORLD, UNITE!" Every Socialist ar.d Industrialist should learn to sing them. Oio penny each, os three shillings-per hur.orad. R. H. GARLICK, Lit. Sec, Box 727, P. 0., Wellington;

"TTNIQNISM— OLD AND NEW, , * By H. SCOTT BENNETT. Branches of Labor Federation and Socialist Party are invited to obtain supplies of above to sell at Mr. Scotti Bennett's- farewell meetings.. Pnce, 8s fld per- 100. Order from Tom Bloodworth, Liter** ture Sec, Socialist Party, Federal Hall, Wellesley street, Auckland. AUCKLAND BRANCH, N.Z.S.IP* Headquarters : Socialist' Hall, .Wellesley- Street. Secretary, M-. J. Savage." Lectures given in Opera House ever* Sunday, at 7.30 p.m. - •* Open-air meeting, foot of Queen streeiL Sundays, 3 p.m. Large stock of literature always oil on hand, from Kerr and Co., Chicago; New York Labor. News Press, Twentieth Century Press,. London ; Clarions Press, London'; Rationalist Press Association, . London. Newspapers aoi<s periodicals. Price list, on application, ta. E. JENSEN, Literature Secretary..