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6 December 1912
Maoriland Worker, 6 December 1912. Volume 3, Issue 90
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Contents
Page 1
Masthead
Heard and Said
KENNEDY IN THE COURT AT WAIHI
Right-thinking Editor (loquitor): "This Manifesto goes to the waste-paper basket—WE stick to our pri... [truncated]
Illustration
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Lawless Law and Order
ARBITRATION AMENDMENTS.
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Page 3
Federation Convenes a Conference
ANTI-MILITARY LITERATURE.
More Anti-conscripts in Prison
A Westralian View
Campbell at Matawai
Ngakawau Notes
Strikes at Sea
WELLINCTON SLAUGHTERMEN.
WIRES FROM WAIHI.
Untitled
Case of Oliver Noakes
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Page 4
KEEP AWAY FROM NEW ZEALAND!
The Maoriland Worker FRIDAY, DECEMBER 6, 1912. Waihi Strike "Off"
The Blacklegs' Manifesto
The Reefton Settlement
Huntly
The Reynolds Jailing
"Gullible" Workers and "True" Facts
Police Cases
TIMARU WATERSIDERS ON STRIKE.
Our Huntly Letter
Strike Declared "Off"
UNION SPECIAL MEETING.
Kiripaka Lock-out
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Barfoot Surrenders and is Subjected to Inquisition
LEGAL COMEDY ENDED.
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Page 6
Plays and Pictures.
Sporting Sprints.
"HOW I LOVE MY SPARRING PARTNERS."
VISIT OF SYDNEY SWIMMERS.
An Outside View
Plea for Fair Play
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Page 7
The Blacklegs' Defence and Account
Important Decision
DENNISTON TRUE TO TRADITIONS
SHEARERS' SECTION
SECRETARY'S NOTE-BOOK.
SHEARERS' ACCOMMODATION.
THE FEDERATION.
A LABOR DAILY.
BRIEF MENTION.
AGENTS.
Runanga References
Huntly Trouble
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Page 8
Wages and Arbitration at Boulder Mines
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Enquiry Demanded
Shearers and "The Maoriland Worker"
TROUBLE WITH WATERSIDE WORKERS.
SUICIDE OF A LABOR UNION SECRETARY.
THE SQUARE DEAL
More Misrepresentation
Wrangling or Unity
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