THE EVENING MEETING.
AT HIS MAJESTY'S.
A meeting was hold at His Majesty's Ilieatre m the evening, •„ Most <>f tho Speakers who had addressed 'tho Newtown I'ark. meeting repeated their speeches.
Mr. J)oivgray said that envoys bad been sent to Wnngamri and Napier, and ■it was probable that, by Tuesday tiro sva'tersid.ei's jn both, these ports "'would uo out.
Jlr. Allen said that ho 'had received liirniy telegrams front 'Sh&aicrs inquiring ab.oi.it t|io strike. If their executive would not let them conie out officially, they would appeal. to tho rank and lilo. Ho thought the shearers would be out by 1 the end of the week.
Jlr. Campbell, of Tarannki, organiser of_ the railway const ruction workers, said that during the W.aihi i rouble 390 bushmen had olfered to nnmo to Waihi and shoot the Arbitrationists, and ho had some difficulty in dissuading them. If tho same circumstances nros:>. again, and tilers was tlio same bloodshed, ho would not stop them. These were liot city people, but \rero from tilio country. Mr. "So.vflg© Said that tho Central Striko Executive in, Auckland had decided to recommend to all tho Aityiirivtion Unions in tho city—and most of tho striking unions were under tho Act-to cancel th.eir registration witli tho Court,
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Dominion, Volume 7, Issue 1908, 17 November 1913, Page 8
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208THE EVENING MEETING. Dominion, Volume 7, Issue 1908, 17 November 1913, Page 8
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