NEW ZEALAND WORKERS’ UNION.

Otago Witness, Issue 3610, 22 May 1923, Page 9

NEW ZEALAND WORKERS’ UNION.

as> WELLINGTON, May 7. Mr A. Parlane, 'the New Zealand Workers’ Union returning officer, declares the following candidates elected to the following positions:—National president. Mr C. E. Baldwin ; national vice-presidents, Messrs T. Cartwright and J. Townsend ; national secretary, Mr C. Grayndler; national councillors —Auckland district, Mr W. Murdoch: Wellington construction workers, Mr Thom; Wellington A. and P. workers, Mr R. Tutaki; Canterbury A. and P. workers, Mr O. J. F. M‘Kee; organising secretary, flaxworkers’ section, Mr p. T. Robinson; delegates to conference— Canterbury district, Messrs A. Brown and O. J. F. M‘Keo; Wellington district, Messrs J. Townsend and R. Tutaki; Auckland district, Mr W. Murdoch; North Island construction workers, Mr Geo. R. Hall; South Island construction workers, Mr M. Gibbons; Marlborough A. and P. Workers, Mr T. Cartwright; Otago and Southland workers, Mr A J. Middlemiss; national organisers, Alessrs Baldwin, Boone Whyte, ’Down send, M ‘Kee, and Middlemiss » Issues submitted to ballot were as under : “Are you in favour of all workers, irrespective ot colour, caste, or creed, becoming members of the New Zealand Yforkers Union?” —This was carried “Are you in favour of withdrawing from the Australasian Workers' Union (0.8.1 T.) ?”— I This was rejected. “Are you in favour of the cancelling of the registration under the Arbitration Act. of all unions amalgamated with the New Zealand Workers’ Union?”—This was rejected.