BOTH SIDES WAITING. AMICABLE SETTLEMENT HOPED FOR.
THE STATE MINE TROUBLE. MINERS' EXECUTIVE MEETS HERE ON WEDNESDAY. [BY TELEGRAPH — SPECIAL TO THE POST.] GREYMOUTH, This Doy. ? Mr. Semple (President of the Minors' Federation) loft for Wellington last night. The conference of tho executive will bo held rhoro 011 Wednesday, vrhen it is understood endeavours will be made to effect a settlement. • Tho executive is composed of Mofcsre. Galbraith (of Auckland), Seanlon (Waihi), Perry (Waihi), Fulton (Huntly), Armstrong (State Mine Extonsion), Marney (secrotaiy, Auckland), Semplo (president, State collieries). The president hopes tho meeting of tho executive will devise some means to arrive at an amicable settlement. Tho Railway Department has purchased all the available coke (about 100 tons) from the Greymouth Gasworks. The miners' manifesto has not yet beon published, tho delay being due to a deoision to fully reply in it to tho recent Ministerial statement.' OTHER MINES BUSY.' [BY TELEGRAPH — PllliSS ASSOCIATION.] WESTPORT. This Day. The minos in this district continue busy. '
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Evening Post, Volume LXXVIII, Issue 134, 3 December 1909, Page 8
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