PAPERSPAST

Contents

• Page 1

• Masthead

• Laureates of Labor

• THERE IS NO FAILURE.

• Heard and Said

• Coffee & Cream

• A MODERN MOSES

  • Illustration

• NEWS AND VIEWS

• SOCIALISM – INDIVIDUALISM

• Wellington S.D.P.

• Page 1 Advertisements

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• Page 2

• War and Wages

• Huntly Extended Mine

• AUCKLAND REPORTS

  • The Order=in=Council

  • The Cost of War

  • Nationalisation of the Medical Profession

  • Night Work for Bakers

  • Broken Hill Strike Social

  • Auckland Watersiders

  • Parry at Avondale

  • BROKEN HILL DELEGATE

  • Auckland Grocers' Assistants and Drivers

  • Auckland Motor and Horse Drivers

• Page 2 Advertisements

  • Page 2 Advertisements Column 1

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• Page 3

• Women's Column

  • Slaves of the War

  • Canterbury Women's Industrial Institute

  • Women's Task

  • Women's International Peace League

  • The Women's Convention at Wanganui

• Recipes

  • GENERAL NOTES.

  • STAINS.

  • TO MEND A LARGE RENT IN GLOVES.

  • WHITE OF EGG.

  • VEAL CAKE.

  • APPLE FRITTERS.

  • BATTER FOR FRITTERS.

  • BREAD CRUSTS.

• Correspondence

• Recruiting in Christchurch

• The Trail of the Red Feds.

• Petone S.D.P.

• A Plymouth Hero

• Page 3 Advertisements

  • Page 3 Advertisements Column 1

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• Page 4

• BUSINESS NOTICE

• The Maoriland Worker WEDNESDAY, MARCH 29, 1916.

• MR. W. M. HUGHES IN LONDON

• NOTES TO HENRY

  • Illustration

• Lincoln's Conscription

• Wellington W.E.A.

• Mr. Allen's Reply

• Christchurch Engineers

• "Worker" Post Bag

• Civilian Employee

• Personal and Political

• The Case of Joe Skurrie

• Page 4 Advertisements

  • Page 4 Advertisements Column 1

• Page 5

• BOOKLAND and Thereabout

• Traubel on War

• RAILWAYMEN AND THEIR FIGHT FOR JUSTICE

• "THE WORKER" WINS

• RAILWAYMEN

• A Proposed Gift

• Open Column

• OTAGO NOTES

• Claim for Compensation

• Page 5 Advertisements

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• Page 6

• The Textile Strike

  • EMPLOYERS MOVE TO EXTEND TROUBLE-SUPPORT FOR STRIKERS FROM EVERYWHERE.

  • CANTERBURY WOOLLEN MILLS.

  • HOSSLYN WOOLLEN WORKERS.

  • MANAWATU FLAXMILLERS.

  • EMPLOYERS DECLARE WAR.

  • S.D.P. WOMEN.

  • WELLINGTON WATERSIDERS.

  • GREAT MEETING AT PETONE.

  • WHAT MEANS THIS STRIKE?

  • APPEAL FOR FINANCIAL ASSISTANCE.

• Onehunga's Lamp

• Donation

• Back of the War

• Bootmaking Notes

• Untitled

• Page 6 Advertisements

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• Page 7

• Children's Corner

• The Moving Finger

• Rogers Relief Fund

• Broken Hill Miners

• Economic Conscription

• Untitled

• "Worker" Advertisers' Directory.

• Page 7 Advertisements

  • Page 7 Advertisements Column 1

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• Page 8

• Country Workers' Page

  • ASPECTS OF RURAL WORK

  • MR. H. D. VAVASOUR'S "REPLY"

  • LETTER FROM MISS ROUT

• ORGANISERS' REPORTS

• SECRETARIAL NOTES

• Otago and Southland Farm Workers

• A.P.U. Letter Rack

• A.P.U. and the Freezers

• Still Work among Dairy Workers

• Organising Meeting at Alexandra

• Correspondence

• A.W.U. Conference

• Page 8 Advertisements

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