VARIOUS DOMINION ITEM I .
TELEGRAMS.
[by TELEGRAPH —PER PRESS ASSOCIATION]
WATERFONT ALTERCATION
WELLINGTON January 26
As a result of an altercation on the waterfront, Edward Turner, second engineer on the BeJlbucklc, was arrested and charged with, carrying a revolver without a license. It was ajjeged that accused drew a loaded revolver and fired a Imllet. into the wharf decking.
WATERFRONT OFFER REJECTED
WELLINGTON, Jan. 26
It is understood that as a result of the ballot recetnly taken, the Waterside Workers’ Federation rejected the recent oiler of a bonus oi Id per hour.
The employers are now considering whether they will go further with the conference as requested by the Federation. A delicate position has arisen as a result of tho trouble with the boiler-makers engaged in repair work at the patent slip. The parties are at variance over the interpretation of the dirt money clause. There may he sciioiis developments if a settlement is not reached at the conference to be held this afternoon.
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Hokitika Guardian, 27 January 1921, Page 4
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164VARIOUS DOMINION ITEMI. Hokitika Guardian, 27 January 1921, Page 4
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