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MINERS STOP EARLY HOLDING A MEETING (0.C.) G HEY.MOUTH, Wednesday More time has been lost bv coal miners. In order to receive the delegates' report from tho national council and to discuss various routine matters affecting both mines, members of the Brunner Mine Workers' Union and the Grey Valley Miners' Union, employed at the Dobson and Wallsend mines respectively, censed work at. two o'clock this afternoon for a special stopwork meeting in the Wallsend Hall, 'litis was a continuation of last Sunday's adjourned meeting. There was no dispute. 'I he mines will continue production to-morrow.
ESSENTIAL OCCUPATION EXEMPTIONS FROM SFRVICE (0.C.) HAMILTON. Wednesday Of .12 reservists who appealed for exemption before the No. 2 Armed Forces Appeal Board at Hamilton yesterday, 29 were mine employees, and their appeals were adjourned sine die. Fight appellants who appeared before the board at Ngaruawahia were granted adjournments, the appellants being mine employees. Adjournments were also made in the cases of six freezing workers.
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New Zealand Herald, Volume 78, Issue 24103, 23 October 1941, Page 8
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