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Maoriland Worker, Volume 8, Issue 344, 26 September 1917, Page 2

,Iv last week's statement of the results of 11. E. Holland's' lecture series, the item "Hotel and travelling expenses, 6/12/4," was omitted. The omission does not, however, affect the total, which was correctly printed.

The trade unionists of Wellington have decided to hold a citizen's demonstration in the Town Hall, on Wednesday evening, -OctoberH. At a meeting held on Sunday ni'ternoon in the Trades Hall, a committee was set up to make ail the necessary arrangements. The Watersiders' Band will bo invited to assist in the proceedings. "•■ '

The editor of Wellington "Free Lance" bemoans the fact that if the war continues he will have to wear wooden boots. And, when Fate has been unkind enough-to fix .-a wooden top piece (in a person in his helpless infancy, we agree that it is certainly a bit rough if -circumstances-he can't control adds wooden feet in his doddering cUiys. ■. .. -. ■ "Tlie '%ow York "fcall?*" , «hat "Kerens'ky is the Lloyd -George of Russia." Wβ see no reason why the Yankee press should insult Kwensky. —Glasgow "F*WMd. v