COMPANIES CARRY ON
ALTHOUGH MORE MEN GO OUT VOLUNTEER LABOUR OFFERING i By Electric Cable —Copyright) (Aust. nn<l N Z. Cable Association) (Received July 21. 10.2 b a.in.) ■ iSyclney, July *2l. . The most important development in the shipping .strike has been the refusal of the watersidres to load coastal vessels manned b,y volunteer labour. On all .these vessel the cooks and stewards have also kit their employment- but the management Jin- been aids to (ill the vacancies. A call - was made lor volunteer, wharf labourers, and sufficient have nlreadv been engaged to cope 'with tiie handling of the ships m port. With the -exception, one or two steamers, all the ships ol the coastal fleet are able to keep running.
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Feilding Star, Volume 3, Issue 319, 21 July 1925, Page 5
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