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Maoriland Worker, Volume 3, Issue 87, 15 November 1912, Page 2

I>t us' not !TO fnr'.h-'-r without n vision and a hone. Vluit vision, that '■i'itv, js mi; of a r<"'i'>'f'iif<'(! soeiely, hut of a c-ornmunity relieved [rem nine-f.--:'<!:i'- of its present irl-.sor-o rout in?, md eurlim.j; o»'•■-■-. If tho individual is to bo set froi-' 1 , it- can only be in a soricfv so orfrpnisorl as to reduce the labor oinploved in the production of common r ,,, 0,-. ;+.".--- (,- a mirii"'uni. That minimum oiniv-t ho f'-ocui'cd without the <>r-(-anisriM'on of each of Hie '>ve:it brunches of undue!ion and distribution. Common needs can he satisfied with little lihor, if labor be properly applied.-— Ohio:m Money, M.P., in "Riches and Poverty."