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o , A SECOND BALLOT. By Telegraph.— Association.—GopyrigK. London, October 25. The executive committee of the. Boilermakers' Society is circularising members emphasising the society's serious financial position. It implores those heretofore abstaining from voting to participate in the second ballot, which is to be taken on the ground that the first was not representative. ■■■- In the ballot taken by the executive of the Boilermakers' Society to ascertain whether the members would accept the new agreement with the employers, the voting was as follows: —For the agreement 8760, against 10,079.. In view of the 6mallness of the voting, the executive decided to order ; another ballot. . There: is profound disappointment over the result on the Clyde and Tyneside, where many are feeling the pinch of poverty.
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New Zealand Herald, Volume XLVII, Issue 14511, 27 October 1910, Page 5
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