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Press, Volume LIV, Issue 16363, 7 November 1918, Page 2

ALLEGED SEDITIOUS STRIKE, • PROSECUTION FAILS. (pbess association* 'telegram.) OAMAEU, No voir, bar 0. Mr J. R. Bartholomew,, S.M., gkve judgment to-day in a case brought by the Labour Department against AVii ia.u Olds and others, waterside workers, O- maru, who were cha.ged with having participated in a seditious strike by refusing to continue the unloading of coal, from the Kittwsva on July 26th, irfter 10 p.m. Tho Magistrate held that sufficient noticc oi tho intention to work special overtime, i.e., from 10 p.m. to o a.m.. as laid down in the agreement!, had not been given by the employers t-> the Union. Notico to indivi dual members of the Union was insufficient. The case against Olds was dismissed, and 30 similar cares were adjourned for week, pending tho receipt of instructions from the Department. fSflfalJ ACHING, or [^ p, TENbER'FEET jo obtain immediate relief bathe the feet SeUffll watcr containing * lew drops of UABU 'COKDY'S FtUID.' gresfcjC&g Ail Offensive Odour instantly disappears. Of all ChambU ui Storaa. Cjiatlo*. —on ImTlnt Coodr -. F-'uM CUM * MUJtBSU* BM«U Jawfc*