SHIPPING DISPUTES
WJJCJKaUAN 4 rs T T> N .tj. i.AtiL.a. AnBUIuA.IO".. IRRITATION ’TACTICS. SYDNEY, January 23. 'The seamen uL Hobart kept their promise given in the Arbitration Court. 'The steamer, Kowliai, which was the only one held up there, was manned and permitted to sail. It is stated that irritation tactii.s will he resorted to by the Union in the next few days and alter a little delay vessels may he manned. STEAMER LEAKING. BRISBANE, January 23. 'The steamer Havre arrived at Townsville, leaking slightly, hut the water was easily kept under hv the pumps. Captain May states the vessel grounded on King Island when going about ten knots, hut was refloated without assistance twelve hours utter.
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Hokitika Guardian, 26 January 1925, Page 3
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117SHIPPING DISPUTES Hokitika Guardian, 26 January 1925, Page 3
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