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Maoriland Worker, Volume 2, Issue 67, 21 June 1912, Page 6

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!» owned ami controlled by the WORKING CLASS. It is Bl TOUR institution. Therefore give it a chance, at least. m] For the cake of argument—supposing yon did pay a little |fj more for your printing: What difference would m that make P If there were any difference it would M be for YOUR own benefit—because all tlie profits jK made are used In YOUR interest*, for YOUR class, to ffl strengthen TO UKinfluence. But, as * matter of fact, you gal do NOT pay more here. Our facilities are ample to turn S out work as pood and as cheaply as in other w oil-equipped i| and well-established shops. In boico instances our facilities JIS are even 8111)01101'. Our workmen are of the best. Sach Kg conditions do not necessitate charging exorbitant prices. Jgj But it is impossible to meet the prioes of competitors who jjl regard all above the cost of wagoa ac proiit, who operate Hi their plants longer honrs and whose ofiico expenses are not M reckoned. |i g(iine proprietors of print-shops ir.sm their own shops, hold gl thy best paying jobs. Under the conditions do S& DUEST" they strictly observe union rules? Or do they ffl undermine , union onaditions wrung from the m employers) by the militaut members of tilt nuior. ? Kj Rumors are circulated just to destroy confidence in your Bα own plant—to damage YOUR Institution. Are IS E!iF~ you going to do the bidding of these enemies ? || Will you allow any of your nioznbera to uso your ra funds in this manner? Surely not? in Remember that ALL the profits of printing done in this M shop are ALWAYS used to help spread tho wage- gj &F* workers' demands for economic justice, to secure fig laws and legislation of benefit to YOU, and to R§ mould public opinion in favor of YOUR cause. gj9 Remember, also, (hat the "WORKER" Printery is ths M ONLY Printing Office in New Zealand that has If !£§£?"" granted the hours and wages demanded by the M several Printing Trades Unions—refused by your H enemies—tho Employers and the Arbitration Court. Kg Get estimates from us on .'ill your printing, examine some I of the samples.of our work, and we feel convinced I $JSF"" that you can come to but one decision—that it I pays to make your printing do double duty. I 'nstruct Your Committees to Place Your 1 Orders With us. I P.O. BOX 179. TELEPHONE 2775. 1