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"Ex-Australian" reters to the report that - a' number of Australian - trade unionists want to come to New Zealand for work. lie thinks the Government .hoi-id prevent them coming here arid taking the jobs of men 'who have ens listed. . i *" "A"'' " '-' ', i Orie Who is*iWilling, to geste, in view of the present'trouble'.on the waterf-ront, that a women's society be formed for waterside work'"or. any other work where shortage of labour affects the interests of the country. "Women workers in Great E-ritain have been well tried and not found wanting." "Tiri Road" complains of the carting away of sand and shell from Milford Beach, and alleges that no satisfaction can be got from the Borou-rh Council. "Another Worker" says thfcD the .opening of State meat shops has given, the sfna.ll butcher a hard knock, and -he is a worker. He thinks the Government is not dealing with the problem in- the right way. . • ■ -
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Auckland Star, Volume XLVIII, Issue 35, 9 February 1917, Page 7
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