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Auckland Star, Volume LI, Issue 37, 12 February 1920, Page 4

Christchurch tramway employees are not inclined to favour the Dominion employers' proposals for a settlement or the present industrial dispute, our correspondent wires. General feeling amongst tramwaymen in Christchureh is said to be that the employers' offer made at the recent conference in Wellington will be substantially rejected by Dominion employees in secret ballot. If the employers' proposals are rejected, as seems very probable, negotiations may possibly be resumed between the Christchurch Union and the Tramway Board.

Four Neiv Zealanders who qualified recently for entrance to the Royal Military College at Duntroon will, in order to complete their course, leave ior Australia by the Manuka on February 16. Their names are:—F. C. Gentry, A. L. Young. H. F. Allar., and A. H. L. Sugden. Seventeen other students of the college who have been spending their Christmas vacation in New Zealand will return by the same vessel.

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