Whose Hand?

Maoriland Worker, Volume 3, Issue 91, 13 December 1912, Page 4

Whose Hand?

Sir,—As the executive of ih* Vt"i'i< Labor Party, at its last •«■■'> diated any <*dnhee(»An wiili that Auckland publication, "The Voioe of Labor" and its publisher (Mr. T. Walsh), a brief outliiio of its oiigin and Objects W6uld 6o doubt prwe of matetial iMer* est to ymir many readers, lliere ate numbers in the ranks of the United Labor Party who have openly expressed the opinion that though the "Voice" may professedly be the voice of Labor,the hand as displayed in its leadiftg columns, both in the past and at present, is either the hand. 6f the Malform Party now in power or that of the mag* nates controlling the Waihi minea.—l am, etc., INTERESTED.