REPORTED SHIPBUILDING. TROUBLE.

Hawera & Normanby Star, Volume XLVIII, Issue 8102, 4 October 1904, Page 2

REPORTED SHIPBUILDING. TROUBLE.

THE Sj?fl»Y DENIED.

tnWSB ASSOCIATION.}

(Received October 4, 1.16 a.m.) LONDON, October 3. Yarrow's contract was sublet, though owing to losses in trade 2500 tfiv/^r men will be employed during the. coming win* ter than would ottieo^sa. ha>ve> been the case. The loss i% wagei is estimated at £200,000, -^ ™ Npny. wodffou East finders at meetincji. secentry petitioned the County CorniciFW have the new Thames steamers built in Louden in order to mitigate the distress. Yarrow's manager, in an interview, stated : "We could have abtained as much of the Austrian contract as we wanted, but, having consulted & few of our leading men, they refused to accept less than time and a half." The Daily Mail's Viennjt correspondent states that Austria denh»» intending to place such, an. ixtensjv^ order ' abroad. ModeJ& %ta&*> were ordered in England. He. amoeo that Austria is treating inde(ttAd«nuy with the Stabihnento Technico and wiih Yarrow's, but that no order has yet been placed. Trieste is favored owing to the depression existing there.

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