LABOUR TROUBLES.
, THE NEWCASTLE STRIKE. . By TeleEraph—Preßs Association—Copyright Sydney, March 15. Five, of the Newcastle mines are still idle, ' pending-; asettlement' of. minor troubles. ' - The Seamen's Union during the coal and coastal .strikes paid .£11,500 to members out of work, in addition to jEfiG paid to other unions. . . (Rec. March 16, 0.5 a.m.) Sydney, March 15. All the Northern collieries, with the exception of Hetton, are now at work. Hetton will resume to-morrow. The' fleet of vessels awaiting coal are now being moved under the cranes. Melbourne, March 15. The Railway Commissioners, by using Powlett River coal, will save £30,000 per aiinum, while JE35,000 in' coal freights will be earned' this year. It is estimated that the railways will - earn . £75,000 by • this means next year. ' > ' .
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Dominion, Volume 3, Issue 767, 16 March 1910, Page 7
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