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Maoriland Worker, Volume 2, Issue 64, 31 May 1912, Page 4

USHER'S 'Extra' WHISKY (BLACK BOTTLE WITH GREEN STRIPE) Their Song practical experience and vast resources enable them to recommend with utmost confidence the above brand.

p 4 A ,9 A £~ <*df*hi{'~§ When we sell yon an ALARM CLOCK we -ell it with our -Sn '<4_f_M__i ( guarantee Hut it will go well © tKSPI f(,v 12 inoutll9 at leflst " That is , mc great advantage in purchasing Good wip fr° m a " rra Avnose » iis " iess ' 8 Ai /-»( l ill to understand the mechanism of m Cloclcr and Watches. The other ' great advantage you have is that no matter what make of Clock yon will get it cheaper at STEWART DAWSON'S than elsewhere. Also any Clock or Watch purchased from us that does not prove quite satisfactory may he icturned to us. Just now we have a splendid assortment of Good ALARM CLOCKS : There is the Southern Cross Alarm at 7/6, the ironclad at 8/6, and the Aristocrat at 11/6. Any °f tliom will give you good service. Come in and let us show them to you. STEWART DAWSON CO., LTD., Jewellers. Wellington.

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Important Notice to Subscribers. .—* —. We beg to intimate to subscribers whos. subscriptions are now due that in order to continue having "The Worker" forwarded to them through the post, it will be mscossary for them to renew their subscriptions not Eater than June 30. The annual subscription, post free, is: Within the Dominion, 6s. Get; beyond New Zealand, Bs. 6d. make an earnest endeavor to enWill each subscriber, in forwarding the notice of renewal, accompanied by 6s. 6d. in postal notes, close therewith a similar amount as a year's subscription for a new reader? That is the most effective, as well as the most profitable, way of intimating to "The Worker" staff that you appreciate their efforts to make " The Maoriland Worker " the most important and most potent working-class paper * south ef the line. /.LEX. CRICC, Manager. DENMARK. Socialists Win Again in Copenhagen Elections. At the municipal election here the Socialists polled 50,473 votes out of a total of 103,0-10. In 1909 the Socialist vote was 44,845 out of 95,319. This gives the Beds 21 scats instead of 20 —which is exactly half the whole number. The Radicals have four seats. the Anti-Socialists 10 as before, and there is also Miss Bloni of the Home Mission, who has been in the Council since 1909, sometimes supporting the Socialists and sometimes taking part with the reactionaries. During the election placards in favor of this lady were carried about with the inscription, "For morality and temperance," but soino of those who carried them had inclined so much toward alcohol that the police had to interfere with them! Besides Miss Blom, tiere are live other -women in the Council, of whom two —Miss Crone and Mrs. Johansen —are Social-Democrats, two an-ti-Socialists and one Radical. "Mankind," meditate, th© new reporter, "are of two sorts; those who wish to have th_ir Barnes in the papers, and those who wish to keep them TTNIONISTS, Patronise the only UNION LIVERY STABLES IN GREYMOTJTH. BROWNE A COUMBE.