THE STRIKE.
PEACE OVERTURES. COME TO SUDDEN END. FEW PA_tTICTJXARS AVAILABLE. (Continued from page 5.1 It is understood that negotiations for peace, which ha-," l-en proceeding duxing the last 24 hour.-, have suddenly cob lapsed. No particulars arc available, but it is understood that certain of the Labour leader- approached the Mayor and asked him to act as mediator, and at the same time suggested what might form the basi- of a settlement. Negotiations had only proceeded as far as tbe initial stage, however, when it is believed that there were developments which resulted in a complete breakdown and cessation of the overtures for peace. The Mayor, when seen by a "Star"' representative this afternoon, said: "I have nothing to say. No settlement has been effected. There were negotiations afoot. but they ended quite unsuccessfully this afternoon."
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Auckland Star, Volume XLIV, Issue 276, 19 November 1913, Page 7
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137THE STRIKE. Auckland Star, Volume XLIV, Issue 276, 19 November 1913, Page 7
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