AUSTRALIA'S LABOUR TROUBLES
A DISAPGINTING DEVELOPMENT
WHEELERS WANT REDUCTION OF
HOURS
(United Press Association. —Copyright.) Beceived 8-50 p.m.. April. 29. > SYDNEY- April 29. A meeting of lads working as wheelers at Mount Keira decided to ask the whole of the wheelers on the South Coast to take united action for the purpose of securing a reduction of wheelers' hours from nme to eight daily. This development, coming just •when the minors were about to resume after the strike, caused.'"'■disappointment: and consternation. Possibly the miners will arrange to Bahdlelth'e coal independe.ntlv of the wheelers, who are not members of the;[union.
The strik^ of carter^ Bas; ended. The men iuav© to abide, by the result'of. ablest case. , .'•;-■'-■■.
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Wanganui Chronicle, Issue 12881, 30 April 1913, Page 5
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