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Dominion, Volume 9, Issue 2657, 31 December 1915, Page 8

tti"lit up till the last minute on Thurstlay last (says the Auckland "Star") ifc was feared that tho mail steamer Niagara was to bo held up m Sydney on account of shortage of creiv.. Several deijartments on the slnp were affected, but by dint of much ilirjuiry a complement was at last secured, and the vessel got .away for Auckland on time. It was learnt on inquiry in Auckland that the position in Sydney is assuming serious proportions. In days gone by there was nearly always a surplus of labour about the wharves to fill any vacancy that might occur aboard a vessel ready to sail, but the n-ar has swallowed this surplus up, and the shipowner has now to go further afield. When the Niagara left Sydney tliero were a considerable number of big Home liners looking in vain for men to"complete their crews. The shortage is noticed particularly' in the stokehold, firemen and being scarce, as well as troublesome,_ just now. In thisrespect tho Niagara is at an advantage the introduction of oil fuel having eliminated tho stokehold staff. There has been a ereat demand for tho celebrated Victor cheefio vat. during the, past few months; anyore requiring new vats are urged to write immediately to the maker, as material is extremely 6hort. Albert J. Parton, Carterton—Advt. tuilsl

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