WATERSIDE DISPUTE?

Evening Post, Volume CIX, Issue 115, 19 May 1925, Page 7

WATERSIDE DISPUTE?

MEN TiESUMB WORE AT!"' DUNEDIN.'

(BI TELEGRAPH.— PRESS ASSOCIATION.)' VDUNEDIN, 18th "May.. -h Agreement between the "'Waterside workers, and their employers, was arrived at to-day, and work was resumed on the oversea steamer Puriri' at 1.'30 p.m. The men answered ..-.a. .call-for re-engagement at 12.45' p.m.', and-twoi gangs (about 40 men) lost no' time' ia commencing operations. " ' ." ."".":".." ~'.\:.~, The remainder of the Puriri's Dunei dm cargo was landed without hitch, the task being completed about 4' p.m.' IJie Punri will sail at. noon ■ ■i6*mor*ovr. for Hobart, Launceston, and Adelaide.' It is anticipated that'--no--further trouble will occur this week." ' The Orari's gangs will he. .janplov.'ed ..iinlil Thursday or Friday,' ivhen-"th'o vessfel should be ready to sail for Bluff.: Four steamers are expected to arrive 10-mor-row. and most of the. members .of (ha \\ r.tersido Workers' Union should tliwc.-! fore find employment. ' ' '"'.'"'" ■;