Answers to Correspondents.

Maoriland Worker, Volume 2, Issue 41, 15 December 1911, Page 11

Answers to Correspondents.

NW ,'Runanga). —No articles 'hurriedly put together" are suitable tor "The Worker." We get a vast number of such from weU-meanmg comrades, whose, efforts are simplay a waste of time—not merely ot their time, but ours, which is the chief consideration, to Uβ. T.B. (Wakanui).— Sorry; no room. C C.' H. Stone (Hamilton) .—"Th« Great French. Revolution" and My. Country, Right or Wrong," .a*e being forwarded. If not received in a fortnight, let us know. War— What For?" later.. . , , Tlie Miners' Union of Denniston forwards £5 to the Scott Bennett subscription which; amount has been forwarded to Mr. M. J. Savage. ■? Ah enterprising newspaper which ha* iuefc been started in Switzerland informs th© public that, m order to please everybody, it wriK carry, on * double policy. The first portion of the iournal is strictly Conservative aaid ia ably-expounded articles sliowe the of any other policy. The latter part ifl devoted to Socmliatio ■ literaturo.