STRIKE IN A NUTSHELL.
IT IS REPORTED THAT 100 •SPECIALS ARE WAITING AT ASHBUKTON TO MARCH ON 'I'D THF LY'ITFLTON U'HARYFS. CANf.'O STEAMER NORTHERN STARTED DIKCHAiUaNC AT LYTTFLTON 7 'ITI IS AFTERNOON. WORKED BY HER. OWN CHEW AND HAILWAY MFN—THERF WAS NO DISORDER, POLICE TO-DAY DISPERSED (.'ROUPS OF STRIKERS FROM THF, POST OFFICE SQUARE, WELLINGTON. ]\i FFTINOS THERE HAVE BEEN FORBIDDEN. PICKETING IS BEING MUCH MORE STRICTLY PROSFCUTED IN AUCKLAND THAN HITHERTO. MEMBERSHIP OF THE NEW WELLINGTON UNION IS NOW 700. WANGANUI GEMMA L LABOURERS CALL FOR REMOVAL FROM OFFICE OF Till] OFNERAL SECRETARY (MR IiiUUDON). DIVISION EXISTS AMONGST THE MEMBERS OF THE THAMES MINERS' UNION IN REGARD TO THE STRIKE. THERE ARE SIGNS THAT THE CHRTSTCHURCH SHOW GROUND IS TO BE THE HEADQUARTERS OF ANY MOUNTED FORCE THAT MAY BE BROUGHT IN. WELLINGTON TYPOS AND TRAMWAY MEN HAVE TURNED DOWN THE FED.'S CALL FOR A SYMPATHETIC STRIKE.
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Star (Christchurch), Issue 10927, 17 November 1913, Page 6
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148STRIKE IN A NUTSHELL. Star (Christchurch), Issue 10927, 17 November 1913, Page 6
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