THE DENNISTON TROUBLE
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The deadlock at the/ Westfiort Coal Company’s r Dennistori / fill ties' continues attempts to come to .an amicable settlement to’-day proving abortive; The Union mentioned that the firemen have been employed for the last four or five years and*it has only lately been decided to do away with -them. The miners consider if is unsafe for men to bo in charge of'engines at night with no one else in attendance.
Another meeting is to be held tomorrowl.
Mr. Dowgray, one of the Executive of the Federation of . Labour is proceeding to Dennistori' in the morning to try to Arrive at an amicable settlement of the matter, in dispute.
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Greymouth Evening Star, 12 April 1912, Page 6
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