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28 June 1912
Maoriland Worker, 28 June 1912. Volume 2, Issue 67
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Contents
Page 1
Masthead
In Our Opinion
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THE WAIHI STRIKE.
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Page 1 Advertisements
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Page 2
New Zealand Employers' Federation.
The Truth About the Strike.
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Page 3
Twenty Reasons Why Reefton Miners Should be Supported.
UNITED STATES SOCIALIST VOTE.
Whirl'd Through the World
GERMAN SOCIALISTS AND BRITISH MINERS.
BELFAST.
A MONARCH'S LEGS.
THE TOLL OF THE SEA.
JAPAN.
CHORUS GIRLS DEMAND MINIMUM WAGE.
BACK TO NATURE.
Annals of Toil
Page 3 Advertisements
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Page 4
THE-COMMONWEAL
Illustration
A WORD TO "AGRICOLA."
A New Zealander's Notes from England.
Boots.
Page 4 Advertisements
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Page 5
Fighting Conscription.
REFUSING TO BE CONSCRIPTS.
CONSCRIPTION IN WAIHI.
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Page 6
Heard and Said
The Waihi Strike.
QUESTIONS COME LATER.
BULLDOG BESTS TIGER IN FIERCE BATTLE.
FRANCE.
Page 6 Advertisements
Page 6 Advertisements Column 1
Page 6 Advertisements Column 2
Page 7
Strike and Lock-out.
Abortive!
"DEFEAT."
EXCITING PIOTS.
The Mighty Atom
Political Prattle
Page 7 Advertisements
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Page 8
The Maoriland Worker
That Abortive Conference-and Now.
Cold-Blooded In difference.
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Page 9
The Latest Military Move.
CHINESE THREATEN BOYCOTT.
Will Compulsory Arbitration Prevail?
How Wall Street Won Against Milwaukee.
Labor-Leaders' Pay.
UNHAPPY RUSSIA.
Page 9 Advertisements
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Page 10
DOMINION DOINGS
FROM SOCIALIST HEADQUARTERS.
AUCKLAND ACTIVITIES.
WESTPORT CLEANINGS.
WAIUTA WORDS.
SEDDONVILLE.
FLAX-MILL WORKERS.
TYRANNY AT WARKWORTH.
AN AUSTRALIAN PAPER ON N.Z.F.L.
AMERICA'S MESSAGE TO TOM MANN.
THE AEROPLANIACS.
NOTICE TO FEDERATIONISTS.
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Page 12
Plays and Pictures.
Milk and Meat
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Page 13
SPORT & PASTIME
Sporting Sprints.
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Page 14
"Worker" POST BAG
HOW I BECAME AN EXPLOITER OF LABOR.
"SYNDICALISM."
STATE DOCTORS.
At the Waterfront
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Page 15
N.Z. Federation of Labor
LABOR FEDERATION DIRECTORY.
"IN THINGS ESSENTIAL UNITY."
RULE I.—OBJECTS.
RULE II.-CONSTITUTION
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