UNIONS NOT ON STRIKE.
Many of tho trades unions, not on striko, sent- delegates to a meeting held in tho Trades Ilall on Sunday afternoon. Tho following resolution waa carried: —"That this meeting of duly appointed delegates from unions registered under tho Arbitration Act, after having given consideration to the prosent industrial cris's, and desiring to r,co tho present deadlock brought to nil honourable close, hereby calls upon tho Government to intercede and compel the employers to agree to tho reasonable proposal of tlio United Federation of Labour that Sir Joshua Williams lie appointed arbitrator between the parties to the dispute," It was further decided that a petition ho drawn up urging the Government to bring the parties to tho dispute together. Signatures of members of all uaions and those of the general public, who aro seriously affected through tlio strike, will bo obtained to tho petition.
A medical man declares that (late-play-ing is highly k'lieficiti! to the lungs ami may prevent consumption. The slrain on the lungs "in llutu-piayiiig is gentle, yet sufficient to force air into every ceil .without over-pressure.
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Dominion, Volume 7, Issue 1927, 9 December 1913, Page 8
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182UNIONS NOT ON STRIKE. Dominion, Volume 7, Issue 1927, 9 December 1913, Page 8
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