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ALDERMAN’S SUSPENSION
SYDNEY, April 7. The president of the Electrical Trades Union states that Alderman Mostyn has not been suspended from the assistant-secretaryship. A motion in favour of his suspension was moved, but he ruled that, as it involved serious and drastic action against an official, notice would have to be given before the matter was decided. It therefore stands as a notice of motion for discussion at the next monthly meeting.—Press Association. It was reported yesterday that the Lord Mayor, Mr Mostyn, who is also assistant secretary of the Electrical Trades Union, had been suspended by that organisation from the latter office for welcoming the Duke and Duchess of York with all the pomp and splendour of medieval ages and in defiance of .a mandate from the Trades and
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Manawatu Standard, Volume XLVII, Issue 112, 8 April 1927, Page 7
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