EDITORIAL NOTICE.

Maoriland Worker, Volume 4, Issue 139, 3 October 1913, Page 4

EDITORIAL NOTICE.

Correspondents aro urged to write briefly. Get a maximum of matter into a minimum of space. It is rarely that room can bo found for lengthy contributions. Write on Bvo. paper (broad sheet), and leave ample space between the lines. Write in ink. Pencilled "copy" invariably ends up in the w.p.b. Matter for insertion in the folio.ving week's issue should reach us not later than Thursday. Only extremely urgent matter can be guaranteed publication if received later. Articles in conflict with nr in criticism of- the foundation principles and accepted methods' of the movement will bo accorded publication under the head of "Open Column." Such articles must not exceed 500 word's. Personal charges against members of the movement will not be permitted. The place for the ventilation and answering of such charges is the Union or Party meeting. Intellectual discussion and keen criticism, however hostile, will be welcomed. VVh?n stamps are enclosed unused MSS. v. ill be returned; but we cannot undeitakc responsibility for contributions f-Ol'lt to us. Tb'c Editor cannot undertake to reply personally to correspondents. Replies W. 511 lie prii)ted week by week in the "Post Pug column. Address liientry communications to "The Editor, The Maowj.and Wokker, \l3ox 1500, G.P.0., Wellington. Do not send communications intended for the Manager to the Editor (or vice versa). To do so only invites delay. "You have no enemies!" you say? Alas, my frisnti, the boast is poor. He who ha in mingled in tho fray Of duty that the brave endure Must have made foes. If you have none, Small is the work that you have clone. You've hit no traitor on the hip; You've dashed no cup from perjured lip; You've never turned the wrong to right; You've been a coward in the fight! —CHARLES MACKAY.