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Waterside workers entering the Trades Hall in Vivian Street, Wellington

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Open conference of industrial unions : convened by N.Z. Alliance of Labour and held in the Trades Hall, Wellington, from July 30 to August 4, 1930

Christian and Maori mythology: notes on the clash of cultures

My garden and other verses

Postcard Edward R and Mrs Hartley (New Zealand Tour). "Maoriland Worker" series no.1

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Postcard Edward R and Mrs Hartley.

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Edward Robertshaw Hartley (1855-1918) was a noted Yorkshire socialist activist and writer who toured New Zealand with his wife in 1911 during the heyday of British Labour reform movements. A contemporary studio portrait was photographically transferred to a half-tone line block or photolithographic plate and printed in the postcard format, a common technique of the period. This card is "Maoriland Worker series no. 1", presumably the first of an ongoing series promoting the free-thinking ideals of the printer/publisher.

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