LONDON DOCKERS.

Press, Volume XLIX, Issue 14822, 13 November 1913, Page 11

LONDON DOCKERS.

COMMENT ON MR TILLETTS MESSAGE. <By C-ble.—• Trtm A-«>-i*tion.--C-pTriglit) (Received November 13th, 12.5 a.m.) LONDON, November 12. The "Daily Telegraph" says i-hat Mr Tillett's telegram stating that th© dockers wfll refuse to discharge the Athenic's cargo is altogether premature The matter has never been officially considered in London, and not a few "representative dockers consider the present" an infelicitous time to raise such an issue. In any.case Mr Tillett i_ -aablo to speak for the dockers.

OUTSIDE THE DOMINION.

NEW SOUTH WALES SYMPATHY.

(By C»blt.—Press Association.—CopyT'c-U SYDNEY, November 12. The Illawarra Colliery Employees' Association has voted £100 to assist the New Zealand strikers.

A deputation of Newcastle miners and wharf labourers intends to ask the Minister of Labour to prevent steamers loaded in New Zealand from coming to Australia during the New Zealand striko, with a view to preventing the strike extending to the Commonwealth. Tho New Zealand timber aboard the Kamona was unloaded at Newcastle, and the vessel then took 2200 tons of coal for Port Chalmers.

AUSTRALIAN ASSISTANCE.

CARGO BOYCOTTED.

SYDNEY, November 12. Tbe Illawarra Colliery Employees Association has voted £100 to assist tho New Zealand strikers.

A deputation of Newcastle miners and wharf labourers intend to ask the Minister of Labour to prevent steamers loaded in New Zoaland'from coming to Australia during the New Zealand 6triko, with a view to preventing the strike extending to the Commonwealth. Tho New Zealand timber aboard the Kamona was unloaded at Newcastle, and tho vessel then took in 2200 tons of coail for Port Chalmers.