THE RAILWAY STRIKE.
(>Y TELEGRAPH PER PRESS ASSOCIATION.] MEN RESUME AT NEW PLYMOUTH. NEW PLYMOUTH, April 30. . pg-erv railwayman reported for duty this morning. A skeleton service is running to-day, and a full service is expected to-morrow. The loading of the steamer .Piako with frozen meat from Waitara was resumed, but was hampered by- rain, i NORMAL TRAIN SERVICE. CHRISTCHURCH, April 30. Normal train services were resumed ~jj tbe Lyttelton line at 10 o’clock and all other lines in North Canterbury ■section at noon. MEN RETURN 'AT HILLSIDE. DUNIJDIN, April (30.
By 11 o’clock this morning, 500 out of COO, employed at Hillside (casual and permanent), had returned to work. As it was pay- day, the men are much puzzled that no reduction was made this pay for superannuation. A full railway service, two expresses to Christchurch, and two to Invercargill, will resume to-morrow. The service 'north today was extended only to Oaniaru. A wood service will he easily- re-estab-lished. There is no serious accumulation in Dunedin sheds.
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Hokitika Guardian, 30 April 1924, Page 3
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168THE RAILWAY STRIKE. Hokitika Guardian, 30 April 1924, Page 3
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