AUSTRALIAN POLITICS.
KEIR HARDIE AGAIN.
{United Press Association. —Copyright "J HOBART, December 23. The Premier has asked for a dissolution. It is expected that the elections will be held in January. .
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Received 12.15 a.m., Dec. 24
LONDON, Dec. 23. Mr Keir Bardic, speaking at South Shields, referring to the Trade Union Congress deliberations respecting the maximum day, said every trade unionist should be asked to-down tools when eight hours were up. He hoped this would be -possible on the Ist of May. In another speech at "Newcastle, he said that if needful he was prepared to advocate a strike- for the iright of the working classes t6 -^t drunk in their leisure. . . • ,
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Wanganui Chronicle, Issue 12857, 24 December 1912, Page 5
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