SPECIAL WORKERS.
J One thousand workers who will give \ regularly two or three hours each C week working for the United Labor ? Party will win victory for that party Cin live years’ time. That will mean J[a greater reward in tho advance of \ tho common good than can bo ob-' Jtnlned in any other way. Will you \be one of tbs thousand? It so, write iat once to the National Organiser,; \ care ’’Times’’ office, Wellington.
Miss Eva Richards, one of tho youngest and most active special workers in Auckland, has Just been rewarded for her efforts by securing seven new members for tho Housewives’ Union, one special contributor for it, and further, a new member for the United Labor Party. Get busy on the job and catch up with,tho girls. « * « * •
A. McCarthy, of Dunedin, is as busy os usual. He sends in a subscription for tho "Times," which will carry the message to Glasgow. And so we -move and grow.
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New Zealand Times, Volume XXXVI, Issue 8181, 24 July 1912, Page 4
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