TRAMWAY DISPUTE.
IS IT AM ULTIMATUM?
MEN ARE RETICENT.
It was resolved that the hoard be given one week: to decide as to whether it is prepared to giant tho
union’s terms
What action will the tramway men take if their, terms arc not granted within one week, as slated in their letter to the board, as quoted? Inquiries by a reporter this morning elicited the huh. that the men have not yet decided what action they will take, as it is intended to hold a meeting of tho union to discuss tho board’s reply, which is expected as the result of next Friday's meeting. Whether the men have a definite ultima turn to present then remains to be seen. Loth sides are reticent to-day. The Hon J. Barr, chairman of the board, had intended to make a statement for publication. but ho has decided to hold his hand. The. tramway men, on the other hand, will say nothing pending a reply from the hoard.
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Star (Christchurch), Issue 12504, 17 December 1918, Page 6
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165TRAMWAY DISPUTE. Star (Christchurch), Issue 12504, 17 December 1918, Page 6
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