LISTEN TO OUR COR. SEC.

White Ribbon, Volume 27, Issue 313, 18 July 1921, Page 6

LISTEN TO OUR COR. SEC.

Clifton, Sumner, July 6th, 1921. Dear Sisters, — As there is some misunderstanding on the part of our Unions regarding the terms on which a visit from Miss Earnshaw may be secured, I wish to explain that the expenses of our Organisers are paid for out of the New Zealand Organising Fund. All that a Union need do, in the first place. Is to make an application either to Miss Earnshaw or to myself, and a time for her visits will In* Axed. When arrangements havf I»een made for the Organiser to visit a Union, the members should get busy and make de finite plans for the work she is wanted to do; they should prepare careful lists of women who can be called upon and asked lo become members, or “White Ribbon” subscribers, or both; everything should lx* done to save the Organiser’s time and secure the best passible results from her visit. As Miss Earn shaw will be a stranger in most of the places she visits, it is absolutely necessary that the Union should secure for her comfortable lodgings in a private family, and at a reasonable rate. Every Union is asked to do the best it can by way of contribution to the Organising Fund this year. The New Zealand Union is keenly anxious to build up a strong organisation, and now Is the time to do it. Rnnember next year is polling year, and all our energies must be concentrated on winning votes, and on* work in connection with the'piospeotive visit of Mrs Mary Harris Armor for the three months prior to the poll. Ma!te your Special Effort for the Organising Fund now. Yours in White Ribbon bonds, C. HENDERSON. Hon. Cor. Sec. N.Z. W.C.T.U.