THE SEAMEN.
DELEGATES' ACTION CONFIRMED
The position in regard to the seamen remains unchanged. Mr. W. T. Youug (secretary of the Wellington beam-en's Union), when lie was interviewed yesterday, handed to a reporter a copy of the resolution (calling upon seamen to 2-1 hours' notiee at tlio linal port of. discharge) which was published in Tu.e Dominion yesior-tlay. Tito offieinl copy boro tho names of the following delegates as having signed the resolution:—Messrs, \V. Clark. F. C. Smith, and W. Helcher (Dnncdin); \V. T. Young, .fames Shepherd, and TV Richards (Wellington); 8. MiirbsmJf, J, Jack, a.ad It. G. "tiordoa (Auckland) ■
A mass meeting of seamen &nci firemen was held in tlio King's Theatre .yesterday afternoon, at which it is understood tho resolution passed by the iwsf:inblecl uofegates was approved.
Tiie AucKiand delegates, Messrs. Guidon, Jack, and Millbank left far home last niglit, iTJig Dunadin delegates ro* main, meantime, in Wellington.
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Dominion, Volume 7, Issue 1904, 12 November 1913, Page 8
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150THE SEAMEN. Dominion, Volume 7, Issue 1904, 12 November 1913, Page 8
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