MORE TROUBLE AT THE MINES
STATE COLLIERIES STOP WORK. By Telegraph-Press Association Greymouth, February 10. The State miners held a stop-wor,' meeting this morning, and decided, b 15$ votes to 18, not to resume work unt a medical man was secured for the du trict. Urgent telegrams have been sent 1 the Ministers of Mines and Health r garding the matter. A deputation wi' leave for Wellington to-morrow. Dr. Meade, formerly medical office;. - , left on Saturday morning, en route for England. SERIOUS OUTLOOK. FOR COAL CONSUMERS. By Tnleeripli—Press Association. Christchurch, February 10. ', At to-night's meeting of the City Council the following motion was carried: "That this council views with alarm the present coal shortage, especially in view of the coming winter, and urges on tho Government the necessity for maintaining the 6upply of the Canterbury mines." It was stated in the di& cussion that the coal shortage this winter was going to be-one of the most sen ious problems ever faced by this city!
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Dominion, Volume 12, Issue 117, 11 February 1919, Page 4
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164MORE TROUBLE AT THE MINES Dominion, Volume 12, Issue 117, 11 February 1919, Page 4
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