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Maoriland Worker, Volume 3, Issue 86, 1 November 1912, Page 8

"REMEMBER WAIHI" A _A A TN AID OF THE WIVES AISD •*■ CHILDREN OF THE JAILED MINERS, the following offer is made by a Socialist Artist: — (1) Hand-finished Bromide Enlargement, 15 x 12, mounted ready for framing; post free for 10s., onehalt' to go to the Prison Fund. (2) Cenuins Water-cojor Hand-painted Portraits, same size as above, £1 10s., one-half to go to the Prison Fund. (3) Art Etching Portraits, equal to steel engravings; all hand-work and everlasting; same size as above, £2 10S., one-half to go to Prison Fund. One-half the value of every picture goes to the heroic women of Waihi whose husbands have been jailed. Send your photos., together with money, to the Secretary of the Federation, Wellington, and your portraits will be posted to you. The Water-color Portraits and the Art Etchings are offered to you at onehalf their value. You not only get a hk>;hly-Yilu<?d portrait at one-half the usual cost., but you know that 60 por cent, of your purchase money goes to the strikers' wives. This offer will only last while the strike lasts. Get to work at once. X.B.—ln tlie event of many applications for water-color portraits or art etchings these will be done in the order in which they arrive. As every particle of work in these pictures is done by h?nd, it stands to.reason tint our artist can only undertake to do them as fast as he" can. BUT EVERY PICTURE WILT- BE DOXE at these prices providing they aro applied for prior to the ending of the strike. When colored pictures are desired, send on back of photo:— (1) Address of applicant; (2) Color of hair, eyes, dress, etc. Each picture mount will be inscribed with the folio'.vinp; motto: •'REMEMBER MM"