THE UNIONS AND SOCIALISM.
[Br TELEGRAPH.OWN CORRESPONDENT.J ' . . ; Vr V■ . Wellington, Saturday. - The Trades Council last night, again con-' •' sidered the letter received a fortnight ago ; from the Socialist League, in which the ... Council was asked to support the proposal ' : to establish a monthly Reform Journal, to . •' bo published in Auckland. . It ; was men- j tioned in the course of the discussion; that the Council already had a labour paper. ;' There did not seem to be much interest felt in the establishing of a labour journal in Wellington, the financial problem being w apparently the greatest obstacle to success. « It was decided to request the unions to send "live" delegates to future meetings of the Labour Paper Committee. The •' Coan«|t%y§g cil also resolved.- to ask the Socialist League i for further particulars as to • the : financial side of the Reform Journal proposals be- 4 < v fore committing itself: upon the subject. " fpif»
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New Zealand Herald, Volume XXXIX, Issue 11879, 3 February 1902, Page 4
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