INDUSTRIAL MATTERS.
WELSH OWNERS' CLAIM. [PRESS ASSOCIATION—COPYRIGHT.] London, Nov. If). Lord St. Aldwvn rejected the Welsh owners’ claim for a reduction of wages. SYDNEY GAS WORKERS. INJUNCTION GRANTED. 'Sydney. Nov. 19. On behalf of Mr. Beeby an ex I parte application was made to the | Industrial Court for an injunction I restraining the secretarry and president of the Gas Employees’ Union from continuing to institute a strike by taking a secret ballot. The application was granted. SYDNEY BUTCHERS’ STRIKE. (Received 20, 10,25 a.m.) Sydney. Nov. 20. 1 The hearing of the butchers’ strike summonses has commenced. Bending the decision the strike continues. The meat supply and the prices are j not seriously affected. LNFRINGMENT ON FREE i TRADE. i London. Nov .19. .During the debate on the Hon. H. Samuel’s resolution, Mr. Catheart declared the proposals relating to the Customs had neve)- been before the electorate. A prolonged argument followed between Mr. Austen Chamberlain, Mr. Bonar Law and Mr. Lloyd George concerning the possibility of establishing Protection under the Bill. Air. Lloyd George denied that the proposals infringed on Free Trade.
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Hawke's Bay Tribune, Volume II, Issue 297, 20 November 1912, Page 5
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