GENERAL LABOURERS
UNION SEOREfrAIU' RESIGNS. Mr M. J. Rear-don, secretary of tho Uenoral Labourers.* Union, has resigned his position. Mr Reardon has tul(illed tho duties of secretary to tho union sinco its inception, and was instrumental in its iormation. At tho last meeting of the union, when ho tendered his resignation, ho was strongly urged by members to re-. consider bis dwusion, but Air Reardon explained that bo was now engaged in - the secretarial duties connected with two other unions, and lliat these occupied his time very fully When ho loft Now Zealand on hio reccm. trip to America and Kngland ho left a capablo man to look niter the affairs of tho union in the person of -Mr J. M. Campbell, in whose hands ho was confident' that the union's secretarial business would be quite secure. Mr Reardon's resignation was accepted with regret.
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New Zealand Times, Volume XLVI, Issue 10510, 11 February 1920, Page 6
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