Miners' Dispute.
A! STRIKE THitEATENiED. (Per United Press Association.) WELLINGTON, May 13. In regard to the report from Greymourth. that a strike is threatened at the State mine extension, works Ledaiulse the engineer removed the men fromi the tamae! into the open faci>, whioh action wm resented, and reported to the union, that body resolving itihflt if the three men w«r^' not re-instated pendingl an inquiry, the. union "would! give 21 days' no";:ee of its intention to cease work. The Public Works 'Department states they received advices to that effect, and the Hon. R. McKenzie is now at Gielborne. He lxas been asked (by telegram; what action shall he taken. " .
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Thames Star, Volume XLV, Issue 10421, 14 May 1909, Page 2
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