THE JAPAN BOAT.
SMALL; STIR. AT DUNEDIN.
(By Telegraph.—Press Association,) • •.''..'• ,Dunodin, ; ; January 15. The • "Star" alleges .that tho Japanese, ).:■ , steamer Hakushaki Maru brought to Syd-, ney a cargo of phosphate and then .she proceeded td : Newcastle and. was challcng-, . od with loading coal/for 1 New. Ztojand.,: The ScamoiV's Union; realising that this. ... was unfair competition and injurious, to : , tho iutercsts'of-tho union, challenge.tho,. - boat's agents and was assured that tho : coal waß required purely for blinkef. ~:. poses. It is now,stated that tho, llaku- ■ shaki Maru is to-day at Tiinaru discharg-: ' ing coal .consigned to Rcdpath, of Christ- , church, who' iB acting, as \ tho.;.. vessels. ■■:. '. The coal- is being taken delivery, of) by.' the Government for railway purposes, ... and the Seamen's Union is vory:angry,afc . being tricked by the statement made as \ . to tno requirements of. the c0a1. ••:.].:-',■;■■;■:
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Dominion, Volume 6, Issue 1650, 17 January 1913, Page 4
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135THE JAPAN BOAT. Dominion, Volume 6, Issue 1650, 17 January 1913, Page 4
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