AUCKLAND TRAMS
(Per Press Association.)
THE TRAM STRIKE. AUCKLAND, June 5
A downpour of rain in the early morning, accompanied by a stiong wind, made it exceedingly, uncomfortable for suburbanites. Large numbers were conveyed by vehicles of all kinds. A great many walked. There is no prospect of an improvement. The races have beei\ postponed till Monday.
TRAM 'STRIKE CONTINUES. AUCKLAND, This Day
A dense fog in the early morning made transport without trains uncomfortable, but on the whole the people are managing to cope with the emei,rency very well indeed A conference between tho Mapor and Roberts, secretary of the National Federation, continues. No information is obtainable.
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Hokitika Guardian, 7 June 1920, Page 1
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