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Maoriland Worker, Volume 3, Issue 80, 20 September 1912, Page 3

C. S. BALL. TAILOR - QUEEN ST., MASTERTON. Cood Fit and Style Guaranteed. Prices Right) WORKERS, GIVE HIM A CALL. 1 TO OUR READERS. '' lo you like THE MAOEJLAND WORKER ? Do you think it is doing good work ? Would you like to see its influence extended ? Do you realise that its very exiutence dei pends on your continued co-opera- j fi tion? M I You have done well in the past, II £ but that is not enough. You mutt -. 1 continue to boost v≤ now and in the future. Juet now we need your aid more than ever before. :N ew cube. and . new advts. are always wflcome ; job printing likewise. Do your duty, comrades; do your duty, fellow- , workers. x NOW OUT! AMENDED REPORT OF THE BENNETT-MILLS DEBATE ON THE Unity Scheme. Illustrated: Price 3d. (2/- per doz. postage 4d.) Published by Maoriland Worker Printery.

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