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INDUSTRIAL DISPUTES CALLED OFF. (Received 9.45 a.m.) Sydney, August 15 The Iron Trades Federation has called oft' all industrial disputes and expressed its readiness to assist the Government in any emergency. DETAINED GERMAN VESSELS. Melbourne, August 15. The Government has refused to allow detained German steamers to proceed to their respective ports of destination—they must discharge vlere detained.- The transport fleet c-otu-prises twenty vessels, including the Euripides, Medic, Cevic, Ascanius, Geelong, Pera, Hymettus, Hawke's Bay, Aorangi, Berrima, Grantala, KanOHiia. Mr Denham interviewed the directors of the Mount Morgan mine who decided to continue work to provide employment for all their men. The Howsrd Smith Shipping Co. has donated five thousand guineas to iho Lord Mayor's patriotic fund, which totals £33,000. IMPERIAL RESERVISTS. Perth, August 15. The Labour Federation is asking the Federal Government to provide for th© wivers and families of Imperial reservists called up, owing to their low pay.
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Stratford Evening Post, Volume XXXIX, Issue 98, 15 August 1914, Page 5
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