JOCKEY'S DISPUTE.

Marlborough Express, Volume LIV, Issue 129, 3 June 1920, Page 5

JOCKEY'S DISPUTE.

LABOR'S PARTY'S ATTITUDE ELLERSLIE PICKETED

, wpich i^^a'ji^essed^.bj seveiaF^'abor Members of Parliament, i 4 whs: stated; by -some of the:,' speakersl"o that' pickets !;:'3^^ ; ,,;^.^^tioned, at "tJ^T'^jlW^y\''is^itiM^^s ■ at; thp,-; entrance '" 6t "Bllerslie ' 'rjioecourse*l to-day.- ••-'' It';' Wbu'kl! ' be "'the • duty of these -picket*' to' J'mtk^ !faem.bergK : sf trades unions^attendihg!tfts races and--report their;n'ames to';the respective! organisations. ■ They';would ;aI.SQ : usetheir;, persuasivel powers 'to endeavor to induce"- itttradin'g' : race-goers.i^.to. change iheip'-minds about'going to Ellerslie. :r"''■' x\/ ''r! ■■**'. f! i . : _ f ;, ;., It is undetstood'thfat Hhe tramf?'ay : r'j J men will refii&e to ' ! run'-'' r*aqe~trams, I ; but will carry'out ;rtll'othejj:.'duties in I connection with the tramway sefyiebs'..:,