FUKEMIRO STRIKE
GOVERNMENT INTERCEDES
(Special to tho Daily Telegraph.) AUCKLAND, tins day Tho manager of the company (Mr A. Burt) wiote on Tuesday as follows to Mr 8. Greeiiall, the secretary of the union : “At the request of Sir James Allen, Acting-Prime Minister, who has interceded on behalf of tho coal supplies to the public, tho company has consented to allow the workmen’s inspectors to examine the old workings in dispute. Kindty notify me when you will be prepared to make the examination, to enable me to have the Inspector of Mines present.” To Ibis the secretary has replied “ Yours to hum 1 , and contents noted. The resumption of work would have been more cxped.led if you had said that in future the cheek inspectors shall not be interfered with m the execution of their duties. Tho subject of your letter will he dea't with by a special meeting of the union on Thursday, if possible.”
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Waihi Daily Telegraph, Volume XVII, Issue 5646, 19 June 1919, Page 3
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