LABOUR ITEMS.
(PjBR EIECMIO TEtEOBAPH — COPTBIOHT.) (Per Pbess AsaooiATiow.) ' (Beceived 11.45 a.m, Sept. 19th.) ! Sydney, Sept. 19. The Broken Hill defence committee * has issued a manifesto appealing to the working class for continued support. It is estimated that up to date £200,000 m t wageß baa been lost by the strike, while many business people are almost ruined. 1 (Received 7.30 p.m., Sept. 19th.) London, Sept. 18. The Financial News considers the arreatß at Broken Hill will read an ads' rairablo lesßon to the strikers, c J 1 (By Tbebgbabb,) : , WEkLIHGTOK, Sept. 19. .a The annual conference of delegates from a the Boot Manufacturers of Wellington, |{ Ohristchuroh, and Dunedin, and their employee!, was opened to-day. Those present f- were Messrs H, A. Bridge (Dunedin), J. A. r Frostiok (Ohristchuroh), W. Staplea and B. k Hannah (Wellington) representing employers; and Messrs A. H. iloKellond (Obristohurch), B. Ferguson and W. Oaborne (Dunedin), and • H. MoOialey (Napier), delegates for c employees ; Mr B. M. Simpion, of Wellingd ton, as a disinterested person, agreed to take the chair.
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Timaru Herald, Volume LV, Issue 5517, 20 September 1892, Page 2
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174LABOUR ITEMS. Timaru Herald, Volume LV, Issue 5517, 20 September 1892, Page 2
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