SHIPPING DISPUTES
■■lHlluLuiN JJ*D N.*,. CABLE ASSOCIiiIO/v A! A RAM A SAILS. WELLINGTON, February 24. The Mamma, after being held up several days, sailed to-night at 10.21. At ton o’clock, the .sithedulL'd ftime to sail, the ship’s complement- was one fireman short. Evidently his whereabouts were known. A private motorcar "as dispatched and soon tli" ' ri ing one returned: attired in a morning coat, a silk top hat and carrying a bouquet and a. black eat. The crew and the passengers shrieked with laughter. IS TROUBLE OVER ?
WELLINGTON. February 24. The steamers Taiaroa and Rotorua arc working. The trouble seems over, but the men sav that if any Moeraki non-union men go on board any steamer for Sydney, the vessel will be laid up. The Rotorua is due to leave at daybreak to-morrow.
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Hokitika Guardian, 25 February 1925, Page 2
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133SHIPPING DISPUTES Hokitika Guardian, 25 February 1925, Page 2
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