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SLAUGHTERMEN'S STRIKE.

SYDNEY'S MEAT SUPPLIES.

CONIROL BY BOARD SUGGESTED

(Received November 20th, 12.55 a.m.)

, rl . SIDNEY, November 25. he latest development in the meat h is a proposal by the Labour .Ulcus and t,be trade union represi.nta »ts that the Government should dustry motro P°!'t:ii> meat insln'n^t' is to vust control Oi all slaughtering at city abattoirs iu a .V.™'! 1 , u ,llcl ' would also have chaip ot the distribution of supplies to the ret ul shops. These functions are at present carried out by a group ol carcase butchers, some of whom ialso their own stock and conduct many suburoan shops. EFFECT ON EXPORT TRADE. FEDERAL MINISTER'S STATEMENT '.UNITS!* PRESS ASSOCIATION ELECTRIC TELEGRAI'U —COPYRIGHT.) (Received November "25th, 10.35 p.m.) CANBERRA, November 25. Questioned in the House of Representatives as to the effect of the meat strike on the export trade, Mr J. A. Heasley. Minister for Trade, said that tnc employers had rejected the compromise terms offered by Judge PidiTngton and there was a suspicion that they regarded the present moment as a suitable opportunity to. unload on iht public meat which had been in cold *ti rage for a long time

The Acting-Prime Minister, Mr tfl. .1 Fen ton. when asked whether a large shipment of meat under contract to the British Army had been cancelled in consequence of tlie strike, promised to make enquiries

DISTURBANCE IN COUNTRY

CENTRE. TWO WORKERS SEVERELY HANDLED. TNITED i'P.KSS ASSOCIATION- BT SI.ECTIU" T2LEC!EAPn- COPYRIGHT.) (Received Novembe.' 25th, 9.10 p.m.) SYDNEY, November 25. Serious disturbances occurred at the country centre of Aberdeen, when the master butchers began work at the local slaughterhouse in order to provide meat for city consumers. One man was severely punched and kicked, and another was stoned. A large body of police is now affording protection. It is expected that similar disorders will take place at other centres where killing is in progress. The local police accordingly have been strengthened.

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Press, Volume LXVI, Issue 20095, 26 November 1930, Page 11

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SLAUGHTERMEN'S STRIKE. Press, Volume LXVI, Issue 20095, 26 November 1930, Page 11

SLAUGHTERMEN'S STRIKE. Press, Volume LXVI, Issue 20095, 26 November 1930, Page 11

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