SEVEN SHIPS WORKING.
"■ r NO TROUBLE, WIIBLTHE^ ■ ■•;-■■ ' STRIKERS: l
CASUAL RAILWAY MEN RESUME
LYTTELTON, November 26 12.44 p.m
Ninety-four Arbitrationists are at work on seven ships. Four more ships will work this afternoon.
There is >,no friction between the specials and the strikers. All save 30 of the 120 members of the Casual Railway Workers' Union signed the declaration demanded by the railway authorities of their willingness to resume work at once. A meeting of the union called to consider the matter was not held.
Samuel Rogers was charged at the Court with assaulting a steward off the Pateena. The. case was dismissed, TTie Magistrate holding that a' mistake in identity was probable.
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Ashburton Guardian, Volume XXXIII, Issue 8725, 26 November 1913, Page 4
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