N.Z. WORKERS’ UNION

Hokitika Guardian, 9 May 1923, Page 4

N.Z. WORKERS’ UNION

RESULTS OK IiAI.LOT. [nv TKj.j;oHAi*ir— cm: truss association. WELLINGTON, May 7. Mr A. I’ai bme. the New Zealan Workers’ Pnion returning officer, dr dares the following candidates wer elected to the following positions: - National President. Mr G. K. Paid win; National Vice-Presidents: Messr T. Cartwright and Townsend; Xa tonal Secretary: Mr G. Gray tidier National Councillors - Auckland Die tiict. Mr W. Murdoch; Wellingtoi Construction Workers, Mr •). Thom Wellington A. and P. Workers, M j !f. Tof-iki; Canterbury A. and P | Workers; Air 0. J. F. McKee, Or 1 ganising Secretary, Flax-workers’ See j tion, Mr P. T. Robinson : Delegates If Conference —Canterbury District, Afe.-sr: A. Drown and 0. J. T'\ McKee; Wellington District, Messrs J. Townsent and R. Tutaki; Auckland District, Ah W. Alurdoch; North Island Construction Workers, Afr Geo. R. Hall; South Island Construction Workers, Air Ah Gibbons; Marlborough A. and P. Workers, Ah' T. Cartwright; Otago and Southland Workers, Ah' A. J. Alidtlletniss; National Organisers, Alessrs Baldwin. Boone, Whyte. Townsend, AloKee and Aliddlemiss. The following issues were submitted to the ballot: “Are you in favour of all workers, irrespective of colour, caste or creed, becoming members of the Now Zealand Workers’ Un{mi?” —Carrfed. ■'Are you in favour of withdrawing from the Australasian Workers Union (0.8.'U.)f” —Rejected. “Are you in favour of cancelling registration under the Arbitration Act of all unions amalgamated with the New Zealand Workers’ Union?”-Re-jected.