POSITION AT LYTTELTON.

King Country Chronicle, Volume VIII, Issue 620, 19 November 1913, Page 5

POSITION AT LYTTELTON.

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; wharf where it collided with another [ truck and otopped. ,' Sergf. Ryan and eie;ht constables I made their appearance, and warned the i strikers at' lo the rvrion:- i■>■ rv.ilty inl voived. They replied !ha! if an .->(- | tempi >vss inario to load (hi Maori ' the trucks would no into lie writer. ! After a conference iuiwr.n ;he I police and raiiwaymcp t!,e i'licke 1 were ir'k'T! oil the wharf eaaie. : The croved Inter proorei'e,; in where the Cano|''.'.'■■■ w;!s niecharp in;: oik! and ; the permanent at an" men put. on their ! coat;' and etoppen amid cheere. Tin- mine procedure followed at the ; Northern and tho fvielbourne, and all j work i;< now plopped.