CHRISTCHURCH PAINTERS.
Maoriland Worker, Rōrahi 3, Putanga 78, 6 Mahuru 1912, Page 3
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CHRISTCHURCH PAINTERS.
At a meeting of the Painters' Union the result of a plebiscite vote re joining tho Labor Party was made known. Out of over 200 members, some 37 voted for and 25 against, so the body is now a political organisation. Of the 13 present most 6eomed very uneasy about it, just seeming to realise what had happened. Amongst the correspondence received earlier iv the evening was a letter from the Auckland I.W.W. asking us to protest against the jailing of Ettor and Giovanitti, which resolution was carried after a lob of explanation by one of the Reds. Later on the same Red moved that. £:i be voted to the Wa.ihi and Kaitangata strike; defeated by 10 to 3..- BOILED OIL.
A Sydney paper is offering a prize of half-a-soveroign for the biggest list of things you can buy with a penny. There are, of course, hundreds of ways of spending the modest "brown," but. by far the wisest is to purchase a ropy Of Tffß MaOBTIMTO WoFKBR-
