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New Zealand Times, Volume XXXIII, Issue 7355, 6 February 1911, Page 5

STRIKE COLLAPSES (Received February 6, 0.20 a.m.) ' LONDON, February 5. The railway strike Las collapsed, the men discovering that they had been mistaken concerning the North-Eastern Company’s treatment of the grievances of the discharged fish porters. The general manager’s announcement that unless the strikers returned to work on Monday their places would be filled accelerated the latter’s decision. Many strange scenes were witnessed yesterday during the strike. The public travelled without tickets, particularly the crowds attending football matches, and the quays in Hull were heaped with fish which it was impossible to distribute.

PHOSPHOL is an emulsion of Cod niver Oil and Hypophosphitcs, and ie the finest nerve, bone, fat and muscle unilder known. * A five-roomed house in ICnigge’e avenue, occupied by Mr Albert Mangan, and owned by Mr William Nidd, was the scene of an outbreak of fire at 1.32 a.m. on Saturday.' Sever© damage was done to a front room, and the passage was badly burnt. A front bedroom and contents sueffred to a slight extent. As the tenant is out of town, the insurance on the contents are not ascertainable. The building was insured' for .£350 in the South British office.