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LABOUR UNREST. MARINEENGINEERS' STRIKE. By Electrio Telegraph.-Copyright. Aurtrilian-New Zealand Cable Association. There lias boon a development in the mmifcora' strike indicating that it iftny s!!n,ul bo the Vessels on foreign •.j , j 11 The Eastern and Australian steamor St Übans was dhe to sail yestorday 'for Japan, via ports, whoa the engineers refused to sail and the. vessol was hunt!; up. OUTRAGES IN BARCELONA. TROUBLE SPREADS TO MADRID: Received December 19, 1.35 p.m. MADRID. \)i'v, 17.. Terrorist bomb outruns occur daily m Harcolonn, where there has boon a lockout of 200,000 worker*-for tbroV ««"• K ''- vohitipnnrv ngitntion unci strike fever an Bpreadina to Mulriil where (lie tramways are paralysed and the light ami water supplies threatened. A THREATENED UPHEAVAL. NATIVE STRIKE IN SOl'Tll AFRICA Received December 19. 1.35 p.m. CAPETOWN. Doe. 17. The coloured labourers in the ruilwaj ; »ooiis Vard have joined the dockers' strike Tho" Secretary of the Tiaijci Ecderatini declares that a genoral strike throughou the country is probable unless the Govern L ' meat nleets the demand for a stoppage u the export of foodstuff*.
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Manawatu Standard, Volume XLIII, Issue 1705, 19 December 1919, Page 6
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178SECOND EDITION. Manawatu Standard, Volume XLIII, Issue 1705, 19 December 1919, Page 6
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