A Hold Up
The Maori Affected Notices Given To-day (Per Press Association.! WELLINGTON, This Day. The Cooks and Stewards on the Maori have given notice, but no others so far. The Union Coy. expects to despatch the Waliine from Wellington to-night. Waihine Notice. Expected To-day
WELLINGTON, This Day. It is expected that the cooks and stewards on the Wahine will give 24 hours’ notice to-day. It is expected the vessel will leave for Lyttelton tonight. The men are demanding a bonus of £2 per month, and an eight hour day. I The Arbitration Court judgment on the bonus issue is not expected for a few days. GIVING NOTICE. WELLINGTON, Dec. 22. It is understood the Wabine’s cooks and stewards give notice to-night- so that they make the return trip in her, Wellington being the home port of a majority of the men. The seamen and firemen have been instructed not to take any action in the dispute for the present.
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Hokitika Guardian, 22 December 1920, Page 3
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160A Hold Up Hokitika Guardian, 22 December 1920, Page 3
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