SHIPPING DISPUTES
<> tnsi'uALiti.N and h.u. hahli Arisen:.avion. AIAR A.M ATO SAIL TO-DAY. AYELLINGTOX, Feb. 20. The departure of the Alarama which was delayeil front 11 a.m. until -I p.m. to-dav was further postponed in the afternoon, and it was announced by the Union Ci.iiij.finy that the vessel would not sail till noon to-nn-.-row. The firemen left the ship under the terms of their original notice to leave the vessel about 10.30 a.m.. and the seamen were .stated to bate left the ship at 6 p.m. In all. about sovony members of the crew are involved. The Union Company cannot guarantee that the vessel will get away. To-day when seen by a reporter, the General Manager of the Union Company (Mr D. A. Aitken) bad little information to impart. ‘‘The Alarama s departure has been postponed until midday on Saturday.” lie said. Asked if he thought the prospects of the vessel getting away to-morrow wore good, he replied that the Company hoped to be able to dispatch the Afavaaia at midday. The best uas honor done in the circumstances. AH Aitken had no further information to i - ivo - XO AA'ORK YET OX AIOF.RAKL DUNEDIN. February 20. There was no work done to-day by the watersidevs on the Aloeraki.
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Hokitika Guardian, 21 February 1925, Page 3
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207SHIPPING DISPUTES Hokitika Guardian, 21 February 1925, Page 3
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