TO THE BITTER END.

Dominion, Volume 4, Issue 1060, 24 February 1911, Page 4

TO THE BITTER END.

; 'WHAT 'MR. PETERrBOWLIiS'G IS'' ', GOING TO DO. • IBy Tclcgraph-Prcss Association.) J.;' ' : '' i .<[?' •'.. ChristchurpH, ! Febnlafy 23/.Mr. Peter. Bowling, who left to-night Wellington «ri route : for , Sydney,* to a reporter" that •if wanted "he was willing to' comeback f,tov New Zealand to. undertake organising jwork'in /corinec- - tion with the general~elections, and it was probable: that he would...His presence • was at.'present, required in New! South •Wales'' been :, appointed. to' his "bid position. that was ■ not going 'to debar' him from going back ■ and raising the'.'old- questions : which led - to the/strike of.'abput. tw;elve..months;ago.' " On .that occasion -."the : employers were taken: and at; a, disadvantage: but the men were'.riot able to: secure all' their "demands.- he got -back he was. going to call-the iMn' .together for the purpose of making the, demands again, and. the; matter-was -going to be pushed v to the bitter end. - He hoped r tWre would hot-be another strike,'but if a strike 1 was necessary: to secure their ends-they would have- another strike, and.: thanks to their organisation 'it ;?,wbuld. be' -of . preater ' magnitude and, ..more . 'complete : than the'one of -twelve months ago. :H»\ did not mind saying that in, the event of i > such a happening it ;would;not -be ■ only, v the miners; who would'.go out.-.He waa not afraid of .the . risk of having ,to go. to gaol again,- for they had: a'.syrapathetio Government' in power,:, one i which • would - probably support;.them" in'their, actions.