TO-DAY'S TELEGRAMS
♦ (PEB PKEBB- ASSOCIATION.) Shipping. AUCKLAND, Aagtlßt 27. Arrived— On Saturday night, ahip, Crusader, G»pt*ln Fettiam, from Londoo, 84 day c out. An Abortive Strike. The Bootmakers' Union are attempting to cause a strike here. Oo Saturday they called out all the Union men f t om Garrett Bros, factory, but the men deolined to comply with the order. The dispute ia aa to the oumber of apprentices employed. Discovery of Antimony* Five apeoimeni of antimony ore from Great Barrier Island are now on view Id the city. Preeoott, a well-known pro■peotor, discovered a reef when looking fot gold In the mountains m a portion of the island, about 700 feat under the top of the highest hill, Presoott says there •re two reefs each upwards of 6ft m thickness. Experts pronounce the ore good,, and there Is plenty of water close at band for dreastog the ore for shipment. Alleged Robbery* Wbiaington, August 27. Tn the B.M Court this morning James Parker, John Winters and Arthur Moeller were charged with robbery from the person of on 3 MoEwen on Saturday night week, The two former were discharged and Moeller remanded till two cfrdock In the absence of the .prosecutor.
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Ashburton Guardian, Volume VII, Issue 1929, 27 August 1888, Page 3
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201TO-DAY'S TELEGRAMS Ashburton Guardian, Volume VII, Issue 1929, 27 August 1888, Page 3
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