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Dominion, Volume 9, Issue 2666, 11 January 1916, Page 4

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A shortage of water is being experienced on some of tlie stations ill the Masterton district. The- springs, which went dry early last year, have aiot yet been restored. Mr. Hugh M'Kenzie, of Beach Bay (Qucenstown), lias been placed ill an awkward predicament through the action of some shearers who have just arrive:! from Australia. They complained of the bread tliat was baked for them by Mr. M'Kenzie's cook, and wished to instal one of their number as cook, at £7 a week. Mr. M'Kenzie offered to procure broad for thorn from the Qucenstown baker, but they then refused to work if the woman cook was kept on. Mr. M'Keiiisie's reply was that the woman cooked at his own house, and if she was good enouith for the employer she should lie yood eiioimli for the men. The latter, however, demanded their wages, and left in a body. Tfiey had shorn about 10,000 sjiaep, and have loft about 16,000 iu the yards , waiting t-o be shorn.