WATERSIDERS' TROUBLES.
STOP-WORK MEETING. (By Telegraph.- Press Association.) WELLINGTON, Saturday. Watersiders held a stop-work meeting, lasting four hours, to-day, when the position re the steamer Westland, was discussed. Xo official information is forthcoming, but it is understood the men demand definite advice from the health authorities of the diagnosis of a case removed to the hospital, and if reported to be infectious, they further demand that the vessel be transferred from the wharf to the stream. The meeting'decided to work the ship Dunv . r ....
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Auckland Star, Volume L, Issue 71, 24 March 1919, Page 7
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