HOTEL EMPLOYEES.
PROPOSED NEW TTIiION. Speaking of the application for the proposed new union of hotel assistants this morning. .Mr F. O'Flanagan (the president) said that it was not generally known that the movement for the formation of a separate union for barmaids and barmen was under way five or six days before the strike. Furthermore. Mr O'Flajiahstn wished to emphasis? (he point that the body which hi represented bad nothing to do with the Licensed VioI tnallera' Association. Meetings were held at the rooms of the Association [because no others were available at the I time. Mr O'Flanahan. stated that
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Auckland Star, Volume XLIV, Issue 277, 20 November 1913, Page 6
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