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VI'S!RAMAN ANI) N.Z. CABI.K ASMOCIAIION. ’ RAILWAY UNION DECISION. tlrt''eived This Dav at JU.IS a.m.) SYDNEY, Feb. 22. The Railway Union’s annual conference decided to postpone the regulation strike till Mr Dooley wag given an opportunity of defining ithe Govern : meat’s intentions. Mr Dooley, at a meeting at Balmain, stated one of the first acts of Government, if returned, would be legislation to ensure that justice be done victimised railway and tramway men. THE RAILWAY THREAT. SYDNEY, February 22. Railway officials smile at the union threat and say for years they have been endeavouring to induce men to adhere to th e regulations. NO CAMPAIGNING. SYDNEY, February 22. The City Coi ned passed a resolution prohibiting employees from campaigning on ehalf of any Alderman. WAGES PAYMENT. MELBOURNE, Feb. 22. Justice Powers rejected the application of the clothing trade that the adjustment clause be precluded from the decrease of the basic wage l>elow £4 7s fid. The new rate is £4 Is 6d for men and £2 3s 9d for women.
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Hokitika Guardian, 22 February 1922, Page 2
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