LATE NEW ZEALAND NEWS
LONGBURN EMPLOYS UNIONISTS t'Per Press Association.) PALMEESTON N., this day. The Longburn freezing works this morning employed union butchers for the first time since the strike, 16 supplementing file volunteer slaughtermen. Thirty in all were operating to-day, the, full capacity being 38. CLERK ADMITS PORGERY C'HRISTCHURCU. this day. John Hamilton. 43, a clerk employed by the New Zealand Farmers' Co-op., admitted charges of forgery and theft to-day, the sum involved being about £IOO. Hamilton was committed for sentence.
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Poverty Bay Herald, Volume LII, Issue 16210, 7 December 1926, Page 6
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