Trade Union Essay Urges Studying Its Mechanism and Purpose
A letter to the editor argues that society increasingly studies organized labor and its mechanics to benefit individuals. The writer admits wars reframe goals, stresses practical steps, and urges readers to examine the Trades Hall’s structure, values, and its role within the labor movement while linking debate to capital and labor, monetary standards, and peace or conflict outcomes.
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Bir
Trades
Tore Qari
Sam
Hera
Letter to the Editor on capitalism and unions
A reader argues that capitalists hoard profits while workers seek fair wages and living costs rise. The writer supports Mr. Mather defending working people against middle class and capitalist profiteers, praising unions for standing up for labor.
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Bir
Mather
Letter on labor and capital sparks tough critique
A reader letters to the paper railed at a prior correspondent, calling their stance on labor relations impertinent and ill-founded. The writer argues middle class attitudes vary, cites coal mines and sanitary depots as symbols of risk, and urges deductive study of labor sentiment in Australia and abroad. The missive ends with a courteous sign-off.
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A. M.D
Tony
Germany
A. Smith
Wheat and oats yields per acre by province in New Zealand
The statement shows 1 443 670 bushels of wheat and 1 344 732 bushels of oats thrashed with averages of 83.07 bushels per acre for wheat and 59.00 per acre for oats. Provinces list wheat and oats per acre: Auckland 4.06 and 48 Hawke’s Bay 36.03 and 49.07 Taranaki 38.88 and 48.71 Wellington 2.74 and 98.72 Nelson 26.92 and 28.69 Marlborough 26.98 and 27.60 Canterbury 30.17 and 37.85 Otago 38.24 and 42.29 Southland 48.00 and 45.11.
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New Zealand
Oata
Saao Huchela
Auckland
Hawke's Bay
Taranaki
Wellington
Nelson
Marlborough
Canterbury
Otago
Southland
Perth and World News Echo Mixed Labor Debates
A fragmented Perth column blends political humor with labor politics. It cites Australia’s waves of unrest, calls for ethics in arbitration, and critiques of taxation and wartime loans. The piece laments division and favors patience amid social reform debates.
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Java
Wedding of Hetty Hall and Claude Alexander at St John’s
Hetty Hall of Perth Road married Claude Alexander son of Mrs and the late Dr Mair of Abingdon England at St John’s Church. Archdeacon Louch conducted a choral service with bridal party Edith Wear and Filla Wear in pale crepe de chine dresses. The couple received a golden horseshoe from Priven Hamlin as guests later gathered at the Hall home.
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Hetty
Henry Hall
Perth Road
Claude Alexander
Dr. Mair
Abingdon
Oxford
England
Vea
Louch
Edith
Filla Wear
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