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New Zealand Times, Volume XXXVI, Issue 8178, 20 July 1912, Page 8

Organise a Branch of the United Labor Party Do not wait for anything or anybody. Tho United Labor Party must bo organised everywhere. If there is no branch in your neighbourhood and you aro not a member of a trades union already allied with the United Labor Party, sign tho application below and send it in at once, and become an individual member of tho national organisation. But if you can get five or more of your neighbours to join you, and there are some single families with more than five voters in tho one house—if you can get five or more to join you, sign up tho following, forward it at once, and tho matter will be taken up with tho Electoral Branch of tho United Labor Party and a charter will bo forwarded at once. * * * Cut this out or copy it. Fill in tho blanks, and forward tho same, together with enclosures; To the National Organiser of tho United Labor Party, “Times” Building, Wellington. , 1912. Dear Sir, —We, the undersigned, acknowledge ourselves members, and agree to accept and loyally adhere to tho principles, rules, constitution, objective, and platform of the United Labor Party of New Zealand, and to record our votes for tho selected Labor candidate of the Party at every election; and if any one of us shall bo elected as tho Party’s candidate at any election we agree each for himself to do tho utmost to carry out tho principles embodied in the Party’s platform, and on all questions affecting tho platform and policy of the Party or affecting the fate of a Government, vote as a majority of the members elected as representatives of the Party may decide at a duly constituted caucus meeting. These names have been secured by i f and if the charter shall bo granted, the organisation will be known as Electoral Branch and the regular national dues of 2d per month per member paid regularly. Addresses.