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NZ Truth, Issue 817, 9 July 1921, Page 5

A curious fact connected with the coal strike m Britain is the -number of outcrops there are 'of, apparently, good coal. It also appears that they are chiefly found on some noble lord's estate. We have also been told that the price is added to m Britain by the difficulties of working the coal, the dist* ance to go for, it underground, etc, IE the Lloyd George' Government was not so deadly afraid of being called Bolshevik, etc., it looks as if the hand? coal, supposing it goes down, wXmld give it a way out. Resume the estates and knock royalty on the head, Not the king royalty business, of course, but the cash-gi'abbing without workinf affair.