THE LABOUR AGITATOR.
Dunedin. Nov. 11
At the annual meeting of the Emplovers' Association, Mr. Frostick (Christchurch), expressed his belief that 9'l per eent. of the workers in the Dominion would give their employers a square deal if permitted to do so. but unfortunately a few revolutionaries who had got themselves put into leading positions had pocketed the bulk of the trade unionists and taught them it was their duty to be obedient, ami to die if necessary. This was the teaching of men who would rather talk for a week than work for an •bo>’.’.
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Hawke's Bay Tribune, Volume I, Issue 279, 14 November 1911, Page 6
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