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i High-class Suits Wlacfle toy Man -for Men. High-class LEWIS & HOGAN, 98 Manners Street, WELLINGTON.

Vital Declaration «—— WHEREAS THE DEFENCE ACT, 1909, AND ITS AMENDMENT, 1910: 1. Introduces into this Dominion the principle of conscription (i.e., compulsory enrolment for military service), which has proved the curse of Europe; 2. Introduces military law and courts-martial in time of peace —courts so constituted as te bo directly opposed te tho spirit and substance of common law and to the spirit and substance of the British Constitution, from which courts there is no appeal; 3. Violates freedom of conscience in basing the claim for exemption on doctrinal and not conscientious grounds; 4. Ignores parental authority and makes criminals of children and young men who have done no wrong. (For the offence of non-registration the penalty is lite-long. It includes the loss of political rights and of all hope cf employment in any Government department, and is expiated by neither line nor imprisonment); 6. While professing te provide for the defence of this country, invites members of the Territorial Forces (youths in some cases only 18 years cf age) to volunteer, in time of peace, to serve abroad at any time during a stated period and on acceptance of their offer gives the Governor power to order them on foreign service—thus possibly forcing a man te participate in a war which his conscience condemns, as a result of a promise rashly made in immature youth; 6. AVill certainly increase the burden of taxation until it becomes, as it is in Europe, intolerable. (As a matter of fact, the Defence vote is already approximating the vote for Education); 7. Will have the, effect of implanting and cultivating the war spirit in the minds of our youth;. 8. Is antagonistic fo the growing peace spirit of the age. which is making for the recognition el the brotherhood of man ; 9. AVill inevitably tend to a demand /or an increased term of military service and for residence in barracks or camps, which must have—as has been universally proved—a demoralising effect upon the nation : 10. Will cause serious interference with the youths' opportunities for technical and higher education ; 11. Confers powers upon the military authorities which are absolutely destructive ef all democratic institutions and civic freedom ; 12. Necessitates the presence in Wellington of a large number of Imperial and colonial military officers, who will be in a petition to bring influence to bear upon our legislators and cause a continual demand for an increase of armaments; 13. Allows the permanent force to be use 1 in industrial disputes ; THE PEOPLE OF NEW ZEALAND ARE URGED TO DEMAND ITS IMMEDI ATE REPEAL. F.L Conference. _ a LIST OF DELEGATES. OFFICERS. President, P. C. Webb. Organiser, R. Semple. Secretary, J. Glover. MINERS' UNIONS. Waikato, J. E. Duncan; Dennis ton, J. Scott and J. Montgomery; Granity, J. Newman and J. Dowgray; State (Dunollie), 11. Coppersmith; Otago, Green Island, R. N. Ridd; Puponga, J. Dowgray; Taitapu, S. A. Tilley; Waihi, W. E. Parry and 11. Kennedy; Inangahua, It. Crowley and M. Fagan; Blackball, \Y. Bromilow; Domiisten Engmodrivers, E. Power; Scddonville, J. dimming; Kiripaka, J. Glover. GENERAL LABORERS. West Coast Workers, H. T. Armstrong and P. H. Hickey; Canterbury Laborers, E. J. Howard, A. Paterson, and J. Flood; Auckland General Laborers, P. Eraser and J. B. King; Westport Labor Union. T. Stephenson. TRANSPORT BRANCH. Wellington, G. Bruce, D. Reidy. W. Young; Auckland, 10. Canhani; Foxten, E. J. Martin; Dunedin, H. Morris; Nelson, V. Dv Feu; levttolton. F. Lurch and if. Voyce: Timaru, R. Gould; Patea and Piclon. G. Smith; Auckland, Tramways, P. Richardson and A. Rosser; Greyniouth. J. Scott; Westport, Mcllcrron. SHEARERS. Shearers' Association, J. A. King, M. Laracv and W. Johnstone. MISCELLANKOUS. Auckland Brewery Workers' Union, M. J. Savage; Wellington tins Stokers' •union, .las. Roberts; Manawatu Flaxmillers, R. 11, Diilhousie, C. M. Briggs, and J. R. Brown. Post Your Repairs to us. Watch, Clock and Jewellery REPAIRS Done thoroughly, Smartlj & Reasonably ARTICI.CS MADE TO ORDER. G. & T. YOUNG, Ltd. 252 Larabton Quay, Wellington

DRINK HEARTY IMPERIAL The ALE Quality J. J. CASEY, Customs, Shipping and Forwarding Agent, 148 FEATHERSTON ST., WELLINGTON. Tele. 3168, Furniture carefully packed and removed by eoa, rail, or road. 'All classes of consignment! forwarded and delivered. Customhouse work a specialty. Trom'jpt Delvvtry Guarantetd. AGENTS IN ALL PRINCIPAL TOWNS IN THE DOMINION AND ABROAD. ■ > QREATE An Artistic Environment in your home by getting your Pictures, Enlargements and Framed —From— H. WEBSTER, 336 COURTENAY PLACE, WELLINGTON. Special Terms to "Worker" Readers* Our Direct I -i—i^—■■—• Importing I Prices | Save you Money. I Consider this before you do your. Winter shopping. BLANKETS, WARM UNDERWEAR, WINTER FOOTWEAR, RAINCOATS, and everything you want in Winter Mercery, Drapery and Furnishings are cheaper with us than anywhere. We benefit the Wage-earner and the Homo-maker. We keep down your bills and save you money on every purchase. HETHERINGTONS LIMITED, Thames, Waihi, Te Aroha. ■ ii, i. ■ I-- ■ ■ . -i — I XV XV f L L ' A M S, T " *' FAMILY GROCER m PRO VI SI ON ME ECU AN T, All Goods of Best Quality. Corner Wakefield ami Russell Street^ WESTPORT. Box 81. I'Lont* ISI, One minute from Post Ofiioe, Baiika^ Railivay ."station, and .Shipping. Accommodation for upwards of 10Q guests. HOTEL, Corner of Queen and Customs streets, AUCKLAND. (First hotel on rigfit from wharf.) Tariff: 6s. and 6s. 6d. per day. Telephone Xo. 589 Night Porter. JOHN A. END LAN, Proprietor. ——- ~- -i LAIDLAW LEEDS VfTILL supply you if residing outsid* *'* of Auckland City at WHOLESALE PRICES, And give the HIGHEST QUALITY lv their goods, because their low price* do not entail a sacrilice of quality, but iwe entirely the result of keen, 'up-to-date busiiie-s methods, which cut out lbe retailers' lu-aiy expenses. Our beautifully illustrated 280-p a <r O CAl'Al.Ot.'cl-: will save you money Send for it; we'll post it free. LAIDLAATIEEDS Wholesale Merchants, Warehousemen, Manufacturers and Importers, FORT STREET, AUCKLAND,

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Maoriland Worker, Volume 2, Issue 65, 7 June 1912, Page 10

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Page 10 Advertisements Column 1 Maoriland Worker, Volume 2, Issue 65, 7 June 1912, Page 10

Page 10 Advertisements Column 1 Maoriland Worker, Volume 2, Issue 65, 7 June 1912, Page 10

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