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Important Notice to Subscribers. « We beg to intimate to subscribers whose subscriptions are now due that in order to continue having " The Worker " forwarded to them through the post, it will be necessary for them to renew their subscriptions not later than June 30. The annual subscription, post free, is: Within the Dominion, 6s. •d.; beyond New Zealand, Bs. 6d. Will each subscriber, in forwarding the notice of renewal, accompanied by es. 6d. in postal notes, make an earnest endeavor to enclose 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 Of the line. ALEX. CRICC, Manager. A Hartley Souvenir. In commemoration of the visit to New Zealand of Edward R. and Mrs. Hartley, we have Issued a souvenir postcard from a photograph specially taken by Rogers, of Waihi. We can supply this characteristic picture and pretty memento at one penny, or 9d. per dozen. Order quickly. Attention. . « DO NOT FORGET. Tho offices of " The Maoriland Worker" are situated at 290 Wakefield Street (not Victoria Street), Te Aro, Wellington, N.Z. The postal address of " The Maoriland Worker" is Box 179, C.P.0., Wellington, N.Z. Mind and give the correct postal box number. Postal notes, money orders and cheques to be made payable to "The Maoriland Worker" and not to any individual. Money orders, cheques, etc., should be crossedAH literary communications for the paper should be addressed to Ihe Editor. A sub. of 6s 6d (one year) or an advertisement obtained by a reader from a friend or trader helps to ■well our revenue. Job printing oan be executed by "The Worker" in good style and at reasonable rates. Books and stationery can be supplied on order. Rubber stamps and typewriting paper are specialties. jailed Anti-Conscripts. ♦ "MAORILAND WORKER" ROLL OF HONOR. 1911. No. I.—Wm. Cornish, Brooklyn, We!" lington. No. 2.— Peter Thompson, Nelson (exiled). No. 3.—Harry Cooke. Christchurch. 1912. —Harry Cooke, second term. No. 4.—Alex. Cooke, Christchurch. No. 5. —Edward Hannam, Christchurch. No. 6.—James K. Worrall, Christchurch. No. 7.—Edward H. Edwards, Christchurch. No. B.—Walter J. Hooper, Christchurch. No. 9. —H. E. Denton, Christchurch. No. 10. — H. B. Worsfold, Christchurch. No. 11.—H, W. Hill, Christchurch. No. 12.—Stanley Evans, Lower Hutt, Wellington. No. 13.—Henry Williams, Masterton. Mo. 14.—Fred. Hobson, Christchurch. No. 15.— E. Rider, Auckland. No. 16.— F. Smith, Auckland. No. 17.—Frank Ward, Christchurch. No. 18.—Harold Hayes, Christchurch. No. 19.—Charles Vincent, Christchurch. No. 20.—Alfred Scott, Christchurch. No. 21 —Thos. N'.ittall, Christchurch. No. 22. —F. R. McCullough, Christchurch. No. 23.— W. Gates, Christchurch. No. 24.— J. Porter, Christchurch. No. 25.—Hy,, Hawkes, Auckland. No. 26.—Claud Williams, Auckland. No. 27.— H. F. Wise, Auckland. No. 28.—A. N. Williams, Auckland. No. 28.— W. Williams, Auckland. lie. 29.— E. H. Mackie, Auckland. No. 30.— R. Horning, Auckland. No. 31.— F. Rae, Auckland. No. 32.— F. Doran, Auckland. No. 33.— F. Cilmour, Auckland. No. 34 —Ceorge Bell, Auckland. No. 35.— W. Sanders, Auckland. 36. —M. de Jongh, Auckland. 317. —A. Stock, Auckland. 98. —H. Le Breton, Christchurch. t9.—G. L. Beary, Christchurr.h.