LABOUR DISPUTES
SHIPPING STRIKE SETTLED,
Press Association—By Telegraph—Copyright, SYDNEY, April 25.
The Zealandia took aboard her full Pacific complement of employees in tho stokehold and sailed for Perth late last night. .
NEW SOUTH WALES MINERS,
STRIKERS DISSATISFIED,
\SYDjftSY, April 25.
It is reported that dissatisfaction is spreading among tho southern coal strikers owiri'g to the smallne6s of the strike pay and the lack of progress towards a settlement.
Mr Peter Bowling denies the reports of weakening and dissatisfaction, and declares that each miners' lodge possesses a fund sufficient for the relief of all distress. '
The newspapers/ however, predict a breakaway amongst the miners.
OUTLOOK MORE HOPEFUL. . SYDNEY, April 25.
(Received April 26, at 0.15 a.m.)
Though nothing definite has transpired regarding Wednesday's deputation to Ministers the position at the southern collieries is reported to bo more hopeful.
It is rumoured that a resumption of work during the coming week is probable.
The'outlook, at the northern coalfields is also, regarded as less threatening.
A SMALL STRIKE. SYDNEY, April 24.
(Received April 25, at 10 p.m.)
Forty tip-carters employed by the City Council have struck against making an extra trip to Centennial Park daily, alleging that it involves cruelty to the horses.
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Otago Daily Times, Issue 15748, 26 April 1913, Page 9
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