SHIPPING TROUBLE
STATEMENT HY~MINISTER
• United Press Association.)
WELLINGTON, This Dav
The Minister of Labour, replying to pamphlets warning travellers concerning the employment of free labour and the relaxation of (be shipping laws. says the re()uireiuenls under which the Vlini sier has acted are as effective or even more so, than actual complianee with Hie regulations. In issuing instructions he specifically directed (hat- the safely of passengers and crews was to he pull,v provided for and was assured that full regard had been paid to Hie special requirements he stipulated. NIAGARA’S CREW PAID OFF SYDNEY, This’ Day. Tim Niagara's crew has been paid oh. Trouble is expected when I lie company is signing on a new crew on \\ talliesday. some of (he men saying Ihev will refuse to sign on until the dispute in New Zealand is settled. VANCOUVER, Dee. 21. The longshoremen's vote favours working the cargo of the Makura. due Saturday •
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Nelson Evening Mail, Volume LVI, 23 December 1922, Page 5
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152SHIPPING TROUBLE Nelson Evening Mail, Volume LVI, 23 December 1922, Page 5
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