Maoriland Worker, 21 June 1922. Volume 12, Issue 278
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Contents
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Masthead -
What Our Soldiers Died For -
Wheresover Petrol is there is the Fatherland -
PEACE -
Untitled -
Page 1 Advertisements - Page 2
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The Maoriland worker WEDNESDAY; JUNE 21. 1922 Civil Service Unionism -
Social Life in Russia -
A Letter from Siegfried Sassoon -
Springbok Footballer Charged with "Treason,, -
Increase in Unemployed Margin -
RUSSIAN FAMINE RELIEF -
SKILLED AND UNSKILLED LABOR -
Page 2 Advertisements - Page 3
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ALLIANCE OF LABOR -
Drivers, Dispute -
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Southland Sawmill Workers -
Untitled -
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MINERS' FEDERATION -
Untitled -
Page 3 Advertisements - Page 4
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Children's Column -
AMONG THE PROFITEERS -
CAPITALISM BREEDS UNEMPLOYMENT AND MISERY. -
CLASS STRUGGLE AND POLITICAL ACTION -
DUNEDIN NORTH -
Page 4 Advertisements - Page 5
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New Zealand Labor Party Page -
Dismissal of Mr. Page. -
Untitled -
Take no Risks when Moving -
LABOUR AND EDUCATION -
BY L. HENNESSEY (Chairman, Te Aro School Committee) -
Labor in Taihape -
KEIR HARDIE -
A RUSSIAN -SONG -
Page 5 Advertisements - Page 6
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Notes to Henry -
Dunedin Amalgamated Engineering Union -
Civil Servants Uniting -
Untitled -
Freezers' Strike -
Wellington Engineers' Dispute -
The Two- Harlots -
Untitled -
Page 6 Advertisements - Page 7
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N.Z. Workers, Union Page -
DAIRY FACTORY MANAGERS -
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Page 7 Advertisements - Page 8
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International Notes -
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Page 8 Advertisements
