SHIPPING TROUBLE.
NAPIER STRIKEJCNDED. MEN ENGAGED UNDER NEW AWARD. The Napier wntersiders have returned to work. ThiC decision was ,„rea(?|]<»d at a-meeting of the Union helil nt 8 o’clock this morning. The negotiations which hare been going bn during the last few dgys culminated yesterday, when the Disputes Committee met twice — codded in arranging matters to the satisfaction of both sides. The final decision, however, was left to this morning’s meeting of the Union, which decided to accept engagement under the terms of tho new award. HEAVY BOOKING BY MOERAKL (Received 7, 11.10 n.m.) Sydney, Dec. 7. There was heavy booking of passengers for the Moeraki, despite alarming circulars issued by the Communists urging*tho people not to trust their lives to volunteer labour. Tho vessel is set down to sail on Friday afternoon. The passengers will bo conveyed in ferry boats to the steamer down the harbour.
' Stewards, wharf labourers, trolley and dray men decided to maintain their neutrality.—(A. and N.Z.)
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Hawke's Bay Tribune, Volume XII, Issue 300, 7 December 1922, Page 4
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