COAL CONFLUENCE
|>En riIESS ASSOCIATION. COTYUIGHT 1 CHRISTCHURCH. Fob. I<. Tlie outlook as regards tbe coal dispute is evidently much improved as the result of a conference having been called. “I am extremely hopeful that, as a result of the conference now sitting m Wellington, an agreement will be arrived at that will be acceptable to both parties.” This was the statement of .Mr William Reece, President of the Now Zealand Mine Owners ’Association tins afternoon. Mr Reece stated that the representatives of the Miners Unions have discussed all the various points at issue, and have done so without any dl teeli„fr He added that the Prune Munster bad handled the conference wi U considerable tact. He showed mhn.le patience. He had given six days to assist in arriving at an acceptable n„u - inent. ■
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Hokitika Guardian, 18 February 1920, Page 3
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134COAL CONFLUENCE Hokitika Guardian, 18 February 1920, Page 3
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