FREEZING DISPUTE
WAIROV WORKS (Per Press Association.) WAIROA, Dec. 1. The Wairoa Meat Company’s works opened this morning. No union slaughtermen applied for work and the board was manned with free labour. Ample labour was offering. The Company has a substantial waiting list of those wanting to come on as soon, as supplies of stock are more plentiful. Thb'season opened a fortnight earlier than at last year. This will allow the men to become proficient before the heavy rush of stock. A number of unionists applied for work in other departments, but little labour ■is required at present, other than the Company’s regular staff. , WATERSIDERS’ SYMPATHY. - . / .. ' •: 1 . ' NAPIER, December 1. ] ■ The mutton killed py free japour is < being loaded to the Port Hobart by < more free labour. All is quiet, and no 1 trouble is feafed; j
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Greymouth Evening Star, 1 December 1926, Page 2
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137FREEZING DISPUTE Greymouth Evening Star, 1 December 1926, Page 2
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