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THE LONDON LABORERS.

__ ♦ ■ -■ (PIE PBSSB ASSOCIATION.) (Received September 13, 8.39 p.m.) LoiTDOff, September 12. Tha Dock Committee still refuge to give the Advance before January. The city men are cabling to the Australian Unions to the effect that the snpport given by Australia to the strikers is imperilling the position of London, Tbe leader of the strike admits that it most have collapsed without the supplies of money received from Australia. A citizen of London offers £2000 on condition that £8000 more is subscribed to recoup the Dock Company's cost of conceding the advance m November instead of January. Burns has declined to stand for the Dundee seat, rendered vacant by the death of Mr Firth. Lohdoh, September 13 To tne surprise of every one, Cardinal Manning announces that the strike has virtually been amicably arranged subject to tbe settlment of a few points affecting outsiders. The terms on which Cardinal Manning bas brought the strike to a termination are that the Dock Companies shall pay the men 5d an hour up to November 4th, and 6d an hour after that date, Burns dedans that the end of the ftrike is near at band. (Received Sept. 14, 2 p.m ) Milboubitb, September 14. The President of the Stevedores Union says that if requested the Union will not unload ships laden by ••blackleg" labor. LORDOir, September 13 The Dock Committees have agreed to the advance m wages taking effect from November 4. The strikers will probably resume work on Monday.

WkujnotoKi September 13 With reference io tbe cablegram from London that the strikers had cabled to Australian Unions aaklng them aot todheharge vessels which had been loaded by " blacklegs,"it m*y be mentioned that the Seamen's Union hero have received no potsfioation to th*t effact. There is no romper's Onion m Wellington. The tiades affiliated to the Trades and liifeotf Connoil bave enbscrlbed £70 In aid of the Strikers' Fund Numerous liflts bave yet to be oolleoted.

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Ashburton Guardian, Volume VII, Issue 2226, 14 September 1889, Page 3

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THE LONDON LABORERS. Ashburton Guardian, Volume VII, Issue 2226, 14 September 1889, Page 3

THE LONDON LABORERS. Ashburton Guardian, Volume VII, Issue 2226, 14 September 1889, Page 3

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