THE STRIKE.

Auckland Star, Volume XLIV, Issue 279, 22 November 1913, Page 8

THE STRIKE.

(CoEtinued from page j.l THE RETURN. SEEN STILL DRIFTING BACK. 310KE EXPECTKU (i.\ M<-M)AV. (,rr.--r.ii inquiries g'- Vi -I -r.v that more n:< :. have rcturr.i'rf to t : ie >ay Jill*, building o-rntrac;.-, .ui.J m rk>lmp- Ihi.-, morning, altboug!i it i- .-Laird i:i ■•• rtiiin qusrt-ers that t;:.: :i-idit; n.ii iMrnout. ■na.- not a.- large a- will pr'.babh '•.■ the ca--' on. Mcmiiay. Tiio.—■ r»pon-.ii.l« |. r t>. , poiui out thai >>nurd.i v , b>-mg r.niy a Many n-.ii -,;■> !£■■_■:■: iLur.-i returning v.oiiii! ».ni mi;.! i: "r i.i\. in joinery .'. : ;".in,'tun la ■ toripj, etc.. tin.' ;taii., r.• E ov.;:i; Miner tin mcr'-a--uii'. and Mnii..r |• f ■< ••'■nz-&<:-m to apply to ota'.r ti...;■..- iiir-vlcd by the strike. * All brawhr.- nf the- building trade are g.r.nir , ; acut'd '■trength, acioniiug to in-i-.rtcati >n -uppiied by in .D;;n-nt contractors. < 'n. ••! the I.r.tcr >ia.;eil thi = m irnin; : ; ..t ;V ,-arp.-ritf-s were piing bark a.- la.-i i:,'-. culU gci th.-ir obi jn*i_u..n.-. "l'!i-r- «a= v n.in..ritj wh-, preferred t.. .r-tand mi;, biii tn.---- were ; m.-ist.ly nr-n .vl>.> had juiniil th' Am.)!- I union. puri"..-.->. and not for t!ie'ben<r;.- whim that .-..<n-ty provided fur .i p-ffor. of r- ni'-nib.-r.-. ''a :'■." other ' iar.c., those nii-i v.v! Liprru-d ivii'tii- at i Btake Lad gl.iiily rt-inriiv. . one of til. nuisii-r ri.uni. r- ..;" the nt . '.h.-.l a L_'«"il uiany ■ f i.'ij- .-i-i.---c.\ tradesmen ii.id C'V.r '.:.„. and .i niimS-r iiK*r' *n wi liuij- |n:.-n- i lion of n>rartin;_' •■{, X'ondav. The ' '!"-. y were ]-•■;<! up uio-i thrn-igh llk , mr.t oi jf-n'Tai lai«nii'cr- t ■ j.-M-t • hit IT" \\:l? P-'V ,i |:ic;<itu<!p ft Ihe h'Wr. Th<- hrl'Mr.;.. r- «<-r. still holflir.L' ■'"'■ "'ill iv'T.- »<■,-■■ niimiroii* c:-!---t :.- v 'ii' n . .'i! ! . ,irr;. -n I-r ;i j-w i>. ■ ■:..- v li ..ij: -..;>■ ;i; -i -l:inp. . H\ I'--: :inr> ii "A:- Impeil a =cil!emi/ul ! «)uld ha-" teen ai rived dt. J j TOillKi , \V( ;i;i\i;i:s. I T l >[T!".\ Ai 1..-OX. Ml[/L>. ; , , ... i It viir lca.rn! on this Tr.ornms: | f'm.i, lit nil mc timber iri'l.- i ip men i ■who went !•■ work neMeHay lud P'- , turned t':-i- morning, ,u,i! in m'Wv cases ' l iip numb- r h;:d b..-n ~ '~n'.p'l by i OLheri. \>ho hm! grown tired of the >:riU.-. A rat-el o; the employe.-; in the . 3.. Ci'P, t,rnl«T tiiiil.- "'::■! did n r 'l resume «-ork y,--ten:ay v.:i.- in Id ■; in :< m. to- : nay in the lirmV -i>n .- nd. I i.'.-Nitiij ! M;.vi \\r--l. |'n r t.1,,. plirj-o--- ii|° cun-i----r.erm!! the p.,-i' .ot. I '„•' T.-*-n HI ;'P.d ."-It j and i; v..i,- d- .:•• 1 to i.-.in YorK on Mnr.dii.' in-rnin,:. "■.'•-.•' <r»*. I r i- P tal..-d. ni,)\ .-!',. ; .!, ; u-l. v !:n ! v shed to deter -: rt i'lir \\oi.< j'j.vin f-- r ■ IV prp.-ent. Tliv l ; nii ha.- ;'ivn .ill i asfturanri-that ii:< i"rnK* r i nipinyv , * \-'!; ' all rrf" taken h:i<-k. itn-i ii i.- :mtici -..itei: . liifTp vriM be r..i further übjertio'i r:<'-■'ii • to the n -,:niptinil of npi-mti hi.-. j U' rthuinei! for thi mill-. ■■■>■■ in- to dull- ; r-- in th.- indu-tr\ in tin- King I'liuii- ! it".. itildfi to '.\!:ii-n ih.-r- , an- s;l va -; i ,vi.;.- in tin' out di-tpcts >.vhu are r:'ai!v -l 'hr L.-i)'['.. Timber (--.. lio«-pver. prefer \ ;.-v nave their old employe".-. l-a<-k again. ', Mild for tin! n-.i.-"ii have i.ot yes p'lt mi . in- p. (hie of tin work"'-- :i< ihe L-d'B. mill. v.iio i- him.-elf a nr.i"ii!.-;. -tated that lip lir-lievrd that there wprp .11) of the It if) employees Iwk at work. Of these :i , large proportion were iininni:-t.-. At the | Kintr> Drivp mill. wh.-n- hi- «a.- i-m----p>yed. every man w:i- ,i financial mem- ; ber ci the union. !