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Maoriland Worker, Volume 3, Issue 55, 29 March 1912, Page 1

fffiO (1 <■ 11y coal miners a miui- -«- mum wage is in keeping Willi (.In , callousness. it Capt'al-if-111. \Yln,l\'VtT til<' lOlltl.irt \V't'-in obtiiins tln> demand loi ijiiiiiium h, , .* jcc v ■ 'i.i The Siiiiic demand v ill liavti to l)t>, made it vital by the miners of th^ ■'. Iksid-es the ;il,normal : V , ■"•'.'round wilii-h f)M»----v ■.- niir a living nuiny other ll.t miliar i' • v ell iiJinriiKe against a <|~ _ r.-m liberation- such ns liefec-tiw l.auli»|.'t\ uiwi|ual (liftrilnitii'ii of h-iirks fliul .-(• on. ]l )-hi- «i;i) liiiin'-owiiPre c<)iii|u- ! Ih1 to liiiy a liiiuiiiiiuii a> is Ihe (.•as<> in ).- -•cry uthcr brajifh i>. n>y wniilit f>oo that tin fe iv<'U. j'.linififis jilawtl in the fl'iiy M' v.c Hi.- In tKtfuture, when makm,., ii ■ ■ iumv nurwmfiif.-. al! mil!- .■■. \M. /('iilanit sl'.oulil iti J i;-t lipc 'over ■< of thin (xniiitry ■■ i,.; whiuii t hoy may pinj.h.y •-liniac;be ciiLrag'e-d iinoti piweworK cr w h.l »a.i;e in kt>f|ni!ir «itii tin- r and di>L'i.,in!r.r',s tit the ' i'im,!i . * lirnO nrp Ilif . ~■!,,(.• •,,-. *» hi-l- prepared tn dclemi T! :|{ counirv fifrain.-t 11m- h,v>> ;vi,u ;■]■,. i-.rnu: prepared to invudu (iLli ci.iii.liv ).y ili. lii'.-u v. ho ii v: j,>,t j.j.Ti-nil ',■ i,V ! '. I<l AX , )" .::i,.:.ii!y ; (h,-.: , f -.' '!;. , :■;•,;;,,;, Rtiai-i iiuldi r- Hi aiiuamtiit.v im-tu't u> •, atui t)'o Military l-i!!.-t-!iii!;tin;/ fi-;ii:i>:» : ( . ~i) humanity, -whobo "pati it.! i>m" peiinN ol Ihu ftjiui!.-,' tif lun-ij/u iir(i:.|,'. Shtin- jioiii) r ',I'ho c>,piir.i'-ts ar, net ] 1 <•- pared tv expose ilu-ii' >l< i lIS ill (he UelelMV el' ;u!V (".ihliv \Vh»!i ail the wiM.'ki-rt- .-f ai! tho lv.rid ilie (rick- to -.\ar! 'i'i.e (run t)n.-rcior», ncr:;- 1,,. aiili-!\iilitiiri>.i. Ir ho want j,-; i>, ,■. .N.ii't (rain for uar. Truin im , ycaci*. IM'il] i-f'.tHude Rdoi.ted l,y the C g pii -. f r~i- - Ha-; tuvirds Labor' to-i!av ;lj \, „■ /enlnlld. ;■> lje;:l])art(l with H.;-.{■ pf ,_.|,|\ 12 nuuitUri afro, is 0 ( mtkiu- c<.n'-.-tii-eratiuti. .li.'-t ■•<! lung , ;i- J.aln.r le-main-i upon tin- defensive, or contents itself v. ilh '",-; 11 m■'' i! n-r.eiw* kitidly iiientiou .'. 11 ( (I very li;tl* ljt;-ides) I'l'iuii ciiiiuii.:! di'iiv. Hut the inoiiPiit it il.etiKiMih. cue small mca--ivrp of iu<tip<> risrlit no-w, ami iiisi.-ts upon industrial t'tid j)iilii i:\tl dt-pani-atiou upon revolutiiiiarv Ui|/..-. a vi.-v,- of i-kuitr and hold iii.; tli.r i\h.-i!e of its product, it i = nshailcd ivilii liitirnit.-.<=, and Milijfrtwl to sui'li ui!]iar(!oiial)!<>. mi.-ri pr .-eit!;U.iou that it is Mirpn-ir!<r to who hnve not gripped 1 hr> prineiplo of the f'l:i-=« Slriiffsle. It is very underslaiidal.lo to 'he clas.s-oujiM-ioiis.

npiFE pio-militarisis <«[ Kapi, r showed A customary cciuiapi; one nif.'h! last Week, when, m»--ed a> a inch, they hunted an anli-militaii-t; through the (own ami maltreated liiin, atur breaking up hi> nur.liiiji. A.-, far a-- hi; can liurn, one nian-J'ev. Mr. Arrdier--stood for fair play snul l'l'i-o speech. One otliT mr.u— Mr. J. VifTdt- Hkiuii--vas ljra\c onmixli !to join in iwHulirx tlir> inir.-upd s|.f-akor owr to tin- (-rou-fl, opprd on I>y wlnVli lip ' hi'i-oii'iilly slirii'knd. "Tlirow ' liiin out," ami suili'd the .'let. to Hi" woi.l, \\'o ran only liopn (hat (lie rrowd will <inn» day yell for Mr. .1. Vi.cor lirown. find that Il<*. I«k>, will be thinwn out nitli !iis own r(>iiiaik raii'iiii'd dmvn lii.s own bulli-ins,' Uiront: "Tliai's the plafo for you.' my innn." As for iho liuntod innii. fibre's hals off to him! His name is Sluvjim>i] — Stevpiisoii of TTastinps- a 111:111 in a rniilt.illido, really roui'fiiroinis and proiiiinpiit for months in mililavv-mad hotlifds. where ribuiilry, hooting.' and pwsoiuii viidciifo are Mie cliiff aif;iimfi,(s of the foe. T\7E concur wild Mr. Ma<•!■!,- i P J( v »» sped to Sir .|oM'|.li \\:m ( !'- jiro-po-;ala anent aiili-inilitai-ii-t Ij"-.s. "J.)- ffcontion" may )x> fliKhMy Mitiiior to "iailinfT;" V>ut t'.o pvil is in punishment at all. 'i'iie cornpulscry i.nivi^ii.i,, .if the. Defence Act inu-t ko-—conscript '"! is not for lads or men under tl;e> d 'iioiratio Southern. Crujps. W-o ask tl =■> fV'.ace Collnr.il to give effect to '"i'ho "vtilcct's" pugjjefitioii of a monster pTtilic.:i of protnst to Parliament, and we i;.,']orta);e j to leave no stono nulnrnwl in : iTi-i(rht.in|.; the pro-conscription vy the