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STRIKING MINERS BREAK WINDOWS TROUBLE AT BLACKBALL Press Association GREYMOUTH, Today. The Blackball Mine should have resumed work today, but it is still idle. Some disturbance occurred last evening, police being sent from Greymouth. Windows were broken at the mine manager’s house, and a demonstration was directed against an enginedriver who took refuge at the house. A union meeting is being held this afternoon. It is understood the enginedrivers have not joined the union as arranged by the terms of the strike settlement.
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Sun (Auckland), Volume III, Issue 813, 6 November 1929, Page 11
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