THE SHIP EMILY REED.
ARRANGEMENT WITH THE CREW.
(By Telegraph.—Press Association> ■■)
CTffiISTCHURCH, Monday.
In connection with the recent trouble on the American ship' Emily Reed, it is ' understood that the captain" and crew, have made a mutually satisfactory ; ar«. rangement.' It is stated that the -yes- J; sel will be surveyed by two experts, one on bejialf of the captain and the other for; the crew; that the ship pay all iexpenses and cany out ;tlie requirements of the surveyors; that. the chief iriate and 'donkey-man! be replaced by others; that the crew be increased by eight men in each of the two watches; that i/the wages of the men be increased so as to equal. ruling, rates from Lyttelton; that no firearmsbe taken on" board; that all hands, be paid off in Simonstown; or such-other port in .Soutlu 'Alrica as. "the ship .may discharge at; and that all law costs be paid by the captain. The captain has agreed to permit the- men! to stay at- the Sailors' Home: at his" -,e.xpense iintil things on board the ship are satisfactory. The cook, is the only, nian who does; not return to the vessel., ■ .',•■> .-'■.-,. . - '>. r -.- .\- - v.- ;"='''
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Auckland Star, Volume XXXIV, Issue 178, 28 July 1903, Page 5
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