STRIKE IN THE BOOT TRADE.
NON-UNIONISTS STONED. Press Association.— Electric Telecraob.-Copyright
London, March 20* I* is Bftid the mister bootmakers refused to arbitrate on the conditions proposed by the strikers at Leicester and Narthamptom Strikers stoned a number of ndh-Unidniats. Mr. Ward, secretary of the Masters' Association, asserts they have only fought after exhausting all peaceful means. Sir Henry Jahies, Sit Charles Duke, Mr. Mundclla, and Mn Childers have offered to arbitrate in the boot strike.
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New Zealand Herald, Volume XXXII, Issue 9774, 22 March 1895, Page 5
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