CLOTHING FACTORIES IN ADELAIDE.
AN IMPENDING STRIKE. Some difficulty is likely to arise in the clothing factories of Adelaide. Lees than three weeks since the union presented bo the employers a log ol increased prices, which they asked tho employers to accept, to come into force on July Ist. The log was afterwards withdrawn, on account of its nob having beon properly prepared. Ib is anticipated thab bhe employees will submit a fresh log demanding higher wages. Ib is said thab if bhe request be nob complied with a strike will ensue. On the other hand, tho prices which the employees claim as remuneration will be so high as to absolubely_ compel tho employers to close their factories and import clothing ready made.
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Auckland Star, Volume XXI, Issue 161, 10 July 1890, Page 2
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