THE BUTCHERS' STRIKE.
POSITION LITTLE CHANCED.
BETTER SUPPLIES OF MEAT,
(Received Last Nighty 9.20 o'clock.) SYDNEY, February 27. There is little fresh to report in connection with the butcher® strike. There is no sign of the deadlock ending as the result further interviews of the Cabinet Committee with both sides. The "'Minister of Justice declared that the outlook is a, little' more hopeful. The latest development is the opening of a unionist shop at Pyrmont and another at Darlinghurst. This made it possible for the Hon F. Flowers to "grant strikers limited killing ■space on Glebe Island. . There is growing indications of restiveness amongst so;ne of the suburban butchers', who so far supported the masters :by keeping their shops closed. This is the outcome of unionist shops starting, and the popularity of meat auctions in North Sydney. ... The master butchers continue to "increase their depots, and altogether Supplies are now "available from ' otie source and . another. v> & "The famine prices prevailing for 'fish, and other substitutes are easing.
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Wairarapa Age, Volume XXV, Issue 10713, 28 February 1914, Page 5
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168THE BUTCHERS' STRIKE. Wairarapa Age, Volume XXV, Issue 10713, 28 February 1914, Page 5
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