LABOUR MATTERS.
LITHGOW STRIKE
[PRESS ASSOCIATION. —COPYBIGHT], j
Sydney. July 23. j The negotiations for Mr. Beeby’s) arbitration on the Lithgow trouble) proved futile. ;
SEAMEN AT CARDIFF.
London, July 22. j
The seamen s strike at Cardiff is | settled, but the seamen will not re-i sume until the other workers’ i grievances are remedied. > During the rioting at Cardiff j mobs stormed the police stables, j but were repelled by repeated) baton charges. There were numerous casualties.
NO INCREASE IN RATES. ;
Ottawa. July 22.
The Canadian steamship companies will not increase their passenger and freight rates as a result of the increased wages granted consequent on the strikes in England.
BALLOT FAVOURS STRIKE
(Received 24, 9.5 a.m.)
London. July 23.
In the ballot for a strike against the three shift system. 19,516 Northumberland miners voted in favour of a strike and 9259 against. There was a large majority against pit-head baths.
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Hawke's Bay Tribune, Volume I, Issue 186, 24 July 1911, Page 1
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