SPECIAL WORKERS.

New Zealand Times, Volume XXXVI, Issue 8186, 30 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 he obtained in any other way. TO you be one of the thousand? If so, write at once to the National Organiser, care “Times” office, Wellington.

T. W. Smith has been busy rounding 'em up at Ormondville, and has got a number of die-hards together. Amongst them S. J. Dockerv. 0. 8. Gilmore, B. Groom, and E. Stillwell. Predict that l-hls branch will be trebled in a month. Each man mark a man!

• • * ♦ • A right chatty letter from Mrs Blundell, Epsom road, Auckland, accompanied by a nice fat cheque in aid of the fighting funds. “Wo think very highly of youx* paper. It is the best daily we have seen’ is. a compliment which the “Times'* gets in passfcs - . . • . • Mr W. J. McGrath, of Napier, 1* In town at the Municipal Conference. Mr McGrath is president of the local U.L.F., and a stalwart in the cause. • • • • « Kendall, of Dunedin, is to the fore with a bunch of new subscribers for the "Times" and U.L.P. And so it goes on all the time! - a a • a Tlie Amalgamated Society of Engineers, Dunedin, came into the fighting line of the U.L.P, last Friday. Everybody’s working. * • » • • New subscribers for the "Times” from waihl and Upper Thames to-night. Glory be. Go it, brothers! • • • • • Eogret to hear the president of the United Labor Party in Napier, Mr Don Golder, is seriously ill. Glad to hear he is improving. •aa , a a Last Wednesday at Napier Eev. J. K. Archer spoho to a crowded-out audience at the Napier Trades iiaii. There was a big body 01 converts to the U.L.P. Mr \V. J. McGrath, president, was in the chair. Mr ji. lull also delivered an inspirit'ing address, it was decided to hold meetings every Sunday aiteruoon in luture. The movement is real live wire at Napier.