CORRESPONDENCE.
To the Editor.
Madam, The recommendation by Convention that district Unions appoint members to visit auxiliary Un;ons will, if carried into effect, prove very help* ful to the latter, but a number cf irregularities brought to light during Convention might be prevented, even in the case of newly-formed unions, were some such plan as the following adopted. I would suggest the publication in booklet form of the Constitutor, suggestive bye-laws, the duties ant relations of auxiliary districts, and N Z. officers, the initiatory service, information regarding the White Ribbon re-
ports, and also the W.C.T U. pledge. A list of books suitable for use by members might be added. These could be sold to auxiliary Unions for, say 2d per copy. A copy would be given to every member on her initiation. Present members would be glad to have all this information in a succinct form, and if the booklets were sold as suggested, no expense need be incurred by the N.Z. Union.—l am, etc., White Ribboner. Naseby, April 23rd.
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White Ribbon, Volume 2, Issue 23, 1 May 1897, Page 8
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