DUNEDIN UNION HAS A GRIEVANCE.
tVr Press Association, DUNEDIN, June 24. The General Labourers’ Union passed a resolution that because of the attitude of Sir Joseph Ward in seeking to condone the previous inactivity
of his party, which was a factor in its political extinction, and because of his attempts and those of other politicians to discredit the representations made on behalf of the unemployed, a Citizens’ committee be set up, this committee to be representath*e of all sections.
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Star (Christchurch), Issue 17881, 24 June 1926, Page 4
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