NOT TO BE TRUSTER.

Dominion, Volume 7, Issue 1911, 20 November 1913, Page 9

NOT TO BE TRUSTER.

. Sir,'—The strikers plainly show thei. word is of no value -by 'breaking- nil i.lioi.'p pftniises- to not., quietly nit;l in order. If no special constables were called out I>.\ their own tehiiviouv tlujy prove tlrey are not to lie trusted, nr.cl ■i'lio only way to Iceep tliem in order i'b : by'calling on all respectable people in .. tte ettio® and- -country districts t<) ljclp... tho Government- to keep pence and order at-our seaports. It's all very well fof tho st'.ikor.s (o say there would be. no itit for tho VqggcUlk" etc.. biit -

what about the riots at our wluitvcs and at Lyttelton, both of which occurred before any special constables were called out? They are- like spoiled children, who will do good as'long as they aro allowed to annov everyone and ,aro fed on sweets, etc. I think wo aro making a mistake in helping to keep their wives and families, for as long as they are cared for tho men won't return.to work. I am, etc, i „ 1 ' DISGUSTED.