SHIPPING DISPUTES
AUSTRALIAN AND N.o. CABLE ASSOCIATION, .MAH UNO PKI.AYKD. ,'Received this day at f) a.m.) SYDNEY. February 7. AYhen the Alaheno was due to sail to-day for Auckland several members j of the crew were missing and the vessel was held up after she had left the wharf. The missing men were finally located and rejoined the ship which sailed after five hours delay. 15 KI iEGISTR AT 10 N R E FUSED MELBOURNE. February 7. |„ the Federal Arbitration Court Ah' Justice Powers delivered bis reserved judgment in the application foilin' de-registration of the Seamen s Union. Ho refused to de-register the union, stating that as the men were returning to work he could see no reason for such a drastic action. CHARGES AGAINST WALSH. MELBOURNE. February <>. The hearing was commenced in the Police Court of the charges against Tom AYalsh of inciting the Seamen s Union to strike.
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Hokitika Guardian, 7 February 1925, Page 3
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