SHIPPING AND SEAMEN.
ATTEMPT TO INTERFERE YVITH CREWS. HOTHEADS ACT FOOLISHLY. (Australian and N.Z. Cable Association.) LONDON, April Ik The Daily Express says that hotheads belonging to the Federated Seamen’s Union opposing Mr. Havelock Wilson’s National Union, attempted to prevent 200 seamen joining the Port Hunter, Ilntatu and Ruapehu, saying that if they signed on they would bo required to pay up all overdue payments to their Union. It is alleged threats were used and one man severely mauled. Nevertheless the ships sailed on time. An official of the National Union declared there is no truth in their rivals’ statement.
NEW MONARCHIST MOVEMENT. KX-K AIS ER’S ALLEG ED , CONNECTION.
(Sydney Sun Cables.) (Received April 15, 11 a-m.) LONDON. Apr ! 14
The Daily News’ Berlin correspondent says the Republican newspapers assert the ex-Kaiser is financing a, new Monarchist movement, aiming at restoration.
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Poverty Bay Herald, Volume LII, Issue 17008, 15 April 1926, Page 7
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