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Maoriland Worker, Volume 3, Issue 82, 4 October 1912, Page 7

Over 1600 Stands fitted up and over 250 "Lister" Oil ThlA PftHUfjli l, M - • Engines sold since January, 1910. All giving satisfaction I 11*7 I J j&*\ JBkR * A •£* /*%: to purchasers. Shearing Machine tlHtlrJ/vLJzJL> i fvin &CO LTD BECAUSE IT SATISFIES JP let Villi d WWbj M 1 Mlf OWNERS AND WORKERS- / jf/fr *r U/BI The Shearers' Favourite ..w^i,* because of its sweet running ANB Dominion. EXCELLENT FINISH. ■

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ORGANISEKS. The following have been appointed fes organisers for tins season: — A. McLeod, Wanganui; J. Cooper, Christchurch,• J. Townsend, Blenheim; J. Mcc, Wellington. AGENTS. T&ihape: Ellis Robinson. Otautau (Southland): M. Gcnley. Ashburton: C. R. Johnston. Fairlie: Dave Cuthill. Temuka: Jas. Dunn. Pleasant Point: Mark Saunders. Dunedin: E. W. Gawre. Oust: J. McLaughlin. ■ Kaiapoi: Jno. Davey. Palmerston South: A. McGregor. Christchurch: Fred Ellis, Trades Hall Palmerston North: G. Howe, Britannia Buildings. Shearing: by Contract SHEARERS, BEWARE! Sir, —With your permission, I would like to deal briefly with the system cf contract shearing, its ultimate aims and objects, and the consequences likely to accrue as the result of that system. I understand there is at the present time in New Zealand an attempt being made to introduce the contract system into the shearing industry, and that

' WATERSIDERS AND CEMENT. NOT WITH WANGANUI FEDERATION. New Plymouth Waterside Worker! , Union. New Plymouth, Sept. 20. Dear Sir, —In your issue of August 28, under the heading of "Watersiders end Cement," appears a statement having reference to a resolution said to have been carried at the last conference of the New Zealand Waterside Workers' Federation, to the effect that the New Plymouth Waterside Workers' Union loyally supports that Federation. In reply to this, I am directed by resolution of my union to write denying that we are or have been in any way officially attached to that Federation. — Your3j etc., THOS. HARDGRAVE, Sec. N.P. Waterside Union. A. A. S HANNON > General Grocer and Baker. STATE COLLIERIES. Goods at Bedrock Prices. The Worker's Friend. W. J. MAY, LADIES' & GENTLEMEN'S TAILOR, Coles' Buildings, The Square, PALMERSTON NORTH. Ask for and see that you get WATSON'S ••• WHISKY. All Hotels. Agents— ROPER & CO.; LTD., CHRISTCHURCH. WHEN IN CHRISTCHURCH j Don't Forget Al HOTEL; W. H. OVERTON Proprietor. GLASGOW COFFEE pALACE (Near Obker's Hotel), Manchester Street, CHRISTCHURCH. Fish Suppers a Specialty. Meale at all Hours Superior Beds. T. P. SMITH, Proprietor. (Late of Billingsgate Restaurant.)

FORESTERS' A RMS H OTE, " ChuzneeSt., WELLINGTON. The above-named Hotel has been taken oTer by DANIEL BUCKLEY, well-known throughout the (Dominion Call and see him. OXFORD HOTEL, CHRISTCHURCH. JACK MULLAN, Proprietor. (Late of Geraldine and Ashburton.) Civility, Comfort, & Attention Guaranteed. MASONIC HOTEL, Corner Colombo & Gloucester Streets, CHRISTCHTTBCH. C. LANGE Proprietor. A GOOD MEAL, A GOOD BED Civility and Attention Guaranteed.

$xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxs * The CITY HOTEL. £ ♦ * $xsxxxxxxxxxxxxxxs MOST CENTRAL IN CHRISTCHURCH. Country Clients Specially Provided For. W. S. MITCHELL, Proprietor. (Late of Ashburton, Temuka and Southbridge.)