WELLINGTON WORDS.

Maoriland Worker, Volume 3, Issue 55, 29 March 1912, Page 9

WELLINGTON WORDS.

Tha Forthcoming Con'arsnce.—Hart

ley Wanted

I'ocont ji.ee , , of the Wellington Socialist Party havo been of the reconstruction nr'W. After a gallant liiilit, su!tiei:Mif ly longthy i<) test the experiment. il !i;n been found i-oo arduous and anxious to maintain a paid ■iP-ore'nry. And so, as a result of a paimhikii':. , ; of the posit;oii, the jiiirty ifiuni-i to an lioiKir.trv seeiN-tary, (omi'ade Frank l.'':-e<.'inan holding t-lic ollif.v It h iv'-.j,j;niv.''.i that the ireicWship entst henerforu.u-.-l da more lor t!:ei>;S"hcs than in the past-, and indications are not lacking of intention U) make the p:utv along at (relitable si.ecd. Arr.iiKiymer.i-:! nre Ix-ii: mad<* far the Easier (■inference, and a leading theatre lias bLvn ens r ago<l for big meetings on Kiis'er Sunday. DeU-iint-es will bo tendered a ivr-r«;>( ion, and w lut can in , (kino to link..! tlieir stay enjoyable will b" 'lomi.

It is i:->p'xl tliMt, Comrade Hartley v.-ill be ai)i~- spend smiiii weeks i;i rtf H •'*r the conference, and !hr> hirino; fit a tiieafio lor his S;inda,y meetings is < onieinpbt-'d.

The <:L'l»\ rati!i.g "f May Day is in liand.