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j UNION’S PROPOSALS. I ADELAIDE, Jan 14. j Combined unions concerned at Wallaroo and Moonta mining smelting company is suggesting to employers to accept minimum wages for the present to keep the mines going, the company .subsequently making up the difference when the mines are paying, plus interest. ' TIN COMPANY COLLAPSES. MELOURN9, Jan 14, A meeting of shareholders of the Badak Tin Company, whose shares before the recent collapse reached a sensational figure .decided that the directors wind up the company and distribute tho assets as speedily as possible, and that the necessary steps be taken to appoint the liquidator.
STRANDEDS IN SYDNEY
SYDNEY, Jan 14
So far there is no intention of the Government sending a special steamer to Sydney for the New Zealanders stranded there. Some 300 got away by the Manuka on Thursday. The Moeraki is expected to sail with another 350 next Thursday. There will then he about 306 left, unless transport he obtained in the meantime.
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Hokitika Guardian, 15 January 1921, Page 3
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170VARIOUS CABLED ITEMS Hokitika Guardian, 15 January 1921, Page 3
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