MEAT WORKERS' STRIKE.
POSITION NOW ACUTE. ABATTOIRS CLOSED DOWN. SYDNEY PRICES INCREASED. it. By Telegraph—Press Association—Copyright. 3. (Received November 13, 9.5 p.m.) of SYDNEY. Nov. 13. a- Tho meat workers' strike has become id more acute by the closing of the Hoinep. bush abattoirs. [), The chairman of the Metropolitan Meat ,*e Board, Mr. Cramsie, stated to-day that id this action had been taken because the Meat Employees' Union had refused to :n supply labour for the removal of offal left ,x by tho few firms operating. The abatr- toirs had been closed in the interests of ir public health. >s The committee which is organising the ie master butchers' plans for dealing with v the crisis, has written to tho Master Butchers' Association advising it to give 10 the employees a week's notice and inj. forming it of drastic increases in prices 5, owing to short supplies.
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New Zealand Herald, Volume LXVII, Issue 20721, 14 November 1930, Page 11
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