SPECIAL WORKERS.

New Zealand Times, Volume XXXVI, Issue 8180, 23 July 1912, Page 4

SPECIAL WORKERS.

One thousand workers who will give regularly two or three hours each week working for the United Labor Party will win victory for that party in five years* time. That will mean a, greater reward in the advance of the common good than can' be- oi> tained in any other way, Will you bo one of t]jc thousand? If so, write at* once to the Rational Organiser care “Times" office, Wellington.

. Will Lawson, known both in Australia and Now . Zealand . for his, songs and bis stories giving expression to the real life of the real workers, has joined the Special v/ a- era. and la carrying the message on a motor-bike.

MoConner. of Palmerston North, is also a missionary with a motor-bike. He is leaving a line of other missionaries wherever he goes. His latest- addition to the ranks of the Special Workers is Coyle, of Ohakune. v , ’ •y, * •

Secretary Breen, of the Otago Trades and ,abor Council; has sent a special letter to the secretaries of all the unions represented in his body -urging the circulation of the “New Zealand Times.” He says: .'his paper regularly to their members will furnish an -opportunity never before offered for securing regularly most Important information on the Labor question. i * * • •

McCullough writes: "Breen, in his quiet and methodical manner, is making good, vnd when the lists -are finally made up for the United Labor Party in Otago. • t will include every one of the unions now illied with the central body, as well as >ll the others.” • a * • •

G. E. Whiting is making things move, .■’nder the instruction of his executive, a otter was sent to all the bootmakers of ’ew Zealand Urging the local bodies torder direct for all the members of the organisation the Thursday number of the ',ew Zealand Times” regularly for the car. That’s the way to do it. The bootmakers have been winning ail, the time. The Lahor page will bo. fighting their battles all the time. Get the “Times’' all the time

A dozen names were handed in at .Dauuevirke for - making : tho preliminary

canvass looking to the organisation of an

—■jctoral Branch of the United Labor Party. Those men include teachers, railway servants, shop assistants, farmers, business men, and general laborers.