CHELSEA SUGAR REFINERY
WORKING BACK 'TO NORMAL, . Uy Telecranh-IH-ess Association. Auckland, September 21. After men had been selected for rorS at the Chelsea Sugar-Refinery Works ™s< terday morning, those among tiv® i ho had made contributions to the Lmploj eos Provident Fund were handed bad tticir contributions. A total. of am JMW as inembeiß tte tun d Th ttwnrdin" operations at tlie worss, inr. Jtfigaraiio K .. were in Sft'iasrss.'asrt ft pl r,s *"'S ,2.5? °s start«l t uld in {a „ 8W1I)( , ia Sgird to the production of fine sugar 1000 tons of raw sugar i- Mm works, and the Mokoia is dua ,re tornM to-morrow with 18N tow and the Ro.kanoa on Friday with -SSO '""'special meeting of the nnion haa hm called for Sunday at the Trades ■if all whfcu several Labour MVP. s will i« nreeent. to elicit information regarding the alleged victimisation of fourteen men and other matters.
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Dominion, Volume 13, Issue 308, 22 September 1920, Page 6
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151CHELSEA SUGAR REFINERY Dominion, Volume 13, Issue 308, 22 September 1920, Page 6
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