STRIKE BY GOLDMINERS
SOUTH AFRICAN DISPUTE. CONCILIATION PLANS FAIL. (United Press Association —By Electric Telegrapl Copyright, j CAPE TOWN, Sept. 23. The Government’s effort to settle the goldminers’ strike has failed. At Simmer timbormen and shipment have been ordered out but pumpmen aie allowed to work on :suffran.ee as their withdrawal would mean that three neighbouring mines would be flooded. The -secretary of the Mineworkers’ Association states that all unions concerned in mining are endeavouring to co-ordinate their demands, feeling that the workers are not sharing- 'n the benefit of the gold premium. The Federation has been (summoned fo; October 3. The situation is regarded as critical.
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Hawera Star, Volume LIII, 27 September 1933, Page 5
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