Second Edition.

Horowhenua Chronicle, 9 April 1910, Page 3

Second Edition.

CABLES RECEIVED TO-DAY. p — A NEW-ZEALAND TIOKHIS. (Keeeived This Day, i)M a.m.) SY'DNIOV, Tins Day. nobrikc.ft' returns by* tlk- I'limal'oa to-day. A "CA-CAXNY" PROPOSAL. A novel proposal made at the meeting of the Soahani Miners' Lodge, Newcastle, for the purpose of effecting a release of the Labour i leaders who are now nnderov,itig J imprison'ment for inciting men to j strike, is contained in the following notice of motion: "We members of tlis federation lind that Ihe ! severe menta! strain incurred i tlirough the imprisonment of our ' leaders, along with the arduous j nature of our work, is having the effect of iiKiking ns physically in- j capable of performing the work ; : therefore be it resolved that in or- ! der to safeguard our health., we do , not produce more than a certain I amoiiiiit of coal per day until the re- ; lease of our leaders." The originator of the notice of motion said they all knew they had work, but he proposed that no man should do more than sufficient I > j earn fair strike pay. j