SYDNEY TROUBLE OVER.
BOYCOTT DECLARED OFF. ADVICE R__OE_VED FROM NEW ZEALAND. HAS THE FEDERATION GIVEN INP {By Cablt.—Pww ArtOO-ition—Copyright.) (Received December 20th, 1 a.m.) SYDNEY, December 19. The strike is over. Following on receipt of a cable from New Zealand notifying "officially that the strike had been declared off there, the Conferenco of Unions adopted a resolution asking all delegates to inform the various unions and branches that the strike had been declared off By the New Zealand Federation, and that the embargo on New Zealand trade on the part of Australian unionists has consequently been withdrawn.
The termination of the protracted struggle has given satisfaction, which is shared by the bulk of unionists.
The Union Company advertise boats to resume normal running. The Maunganui sails at three to-morrow, and tho Maheno on Wednesday.
The Conference has issued a further appeal for money to relieve distress caused by the strike. Trouble over unionists resuming work on the wharves is not anticipated.
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Press, Volume XLIX, Issue 14854, 20 December 1913, Page 11
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