ON THE LYTTELTON WHARVES
TROUBLESOME EX-STRIKERS. (By Ec!gcr&li:f-Pxos!i.i .Asaoct.itkini) Ghristchurch, January 9'. Mr. W. Agar, who was elected president of tlio Watersiders' Union last night, declines to discuss the position, but states that ho will do his best to secure peaceful-conduct of the worli on the wharres. . . Complaint has beon. mado of exstrikers abusing and insulting arbitrationists with tho object of forcing them out of employment, but inquiries do not suggest that tho trouble is serious. A largo number of strike-breakers intend leaving tlio wharves in any case after the withdrawal of the houseboat To Anau. The departure of tliis vessel has now been postponed until later in tho month.
A large body of watersiders was employed again to-'day.
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Dominion, Volume 7, Issue 1954, 10 January 1914, Page 5
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119ON THE LYTTELTON WHARVES Dominion, Volume 7, Issue 1954, 10 January 1914, Page 5
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