DISPUTE SETTLED
WANGANELLA TO SAIL.
[by CABLE—PRESS ASSN.—COPYRIGHT.]
SYDNEY, February 26.
A settlement of the Wanganella dispute has been reached and the vessel sails to-night. At their meeting, the stewards decided to return to duty, as their secretary was reported to have secured advantages for them, and it was also stated that the other questions in dispute would be settled during the absence oF the ship. The steward and the stewardess whose dismissal caused the trouble, have not been reinstated.
SHIP TO BE MANNED.
MELBOURNE, February 26.
The seamen have decided to man the James Cook, a dispute on which was cabled earlier to-day. MELBOURNE, February 27. The James Cook sailed for New Zealand.
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Greymouth Evening Star, 27 February 1935, Page 7
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