INDUSTRIAL FEDERATION
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400 Deletrates Attend Unity Conference COMMUNISTS' GOOD WISHES
(By
Telegraph—
WELLINGTON, Last Night. About 400 delegates representing trade ufiiouism throughout New Zealand attended the Labour Unity Conference, which tvas opened in Wellington to-day, with the object of briiiging about one complete industrial federation in New Zealand. The acting-Minister of Labour (Hon, 1\ C. Webb) presided and the conference was addressed by the acting-Prime Minister (Hon. P. Fraser) who wished . the conference suecess and at the same time stressed the grave responsibilities resting on trade, unionists in maintain- • ing peace and order in the industrial life of the country. The conference is considering a draft constitution, and is expected to last two or three days." ( 1
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Hawke's Bay Herald-Tribune, Issue 75, 15 April 1937, Page 7
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