THE TROUBLES AT THE MINES
—«~ :— DISPUTES COMMITTEE IN-SESSION, By Telegraph-Press Association. • Greymouth, February 11. The deputation coming from Grey, month on behalf of the State miners will interview the Hon. G. W. Eussell as Minister of Public Health to-day. It will not bo possible for them to see other Ministers.. The Minister .c.f Mines-is out of. town, and the Minister of Labour will 1» engaged with the engine-men of the railways on the conference regarding pay and conditions of their branch of tli9 service. ■it js understood that! the Government has decided to' help the union and the district to the extent tf advertising fc a medical man. N BLACKBALL TROUBLE. The Disputes Committee sat yesterday at Greymouth to investigate the trouble in the Blackball Mine which led to the slow-work strike at the beginning of last week. Advice was received in Wellington last night that the dispute had not been settled. The union has asked that a Dominion Disputes Committee be set up to deal with the dispute- It happens that the Coal-mine Owners' Association are meeting in Wellington to-day, and this request can be considered at the meeting,
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Dominion, Volume 12, Issue 118, 12 February 1919, Page 6
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190THE TROUBLES AT THE MINES Dominion, Volume 12, Issue 118, 12 February 1919, Page 6
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