U.S.S. CO. AND LABOR.
I PROTEST FROM SHE-EPOWN_fII«. (Per Press Association.) WELLINGTON, 'last night. • At a meeting of the New Zealand ; Sheepowners' Federation to-day, the fol- j lowing resolution was adopted : "That j this conference of representatives of tha j New Zealand Sheepowners' Federation I has noticedywith much regret that the Union, Steam Ship Company has again I employed exclusively members of the j Federation of Labor at Timaru, th try ignoring the Waterside Workers' Union 'recently formed there, and registered under the Industrial, Conciliation, and Arbitration Act, and being in opposition to the statement made by Sir James Mills, that the rights of free labor would be respected. The conference is of opinion that such a course of action is opposed to the best interests of the producers of the Dominion." GREY-MOUTH, last night. The Grcymouth Chamber of Commerce, at a meeting to-night, endorsed th'.' ! action of the Wellington Chamber in ' protesting against the Union Stream Ship ' or any other company combining with' the Federation of Labor for the exclu- ' sion of freA lalinr. I
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Poverty Bay Herald, Volume XXXX, Issue 13093, 5 June 1913, Page 8
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