SHIPPING DISPUTES

Hokitika Guardian, 11 April 1925, Page 3

SHIPPING DISPUTES

tOtTRALIAN AND N.*.. CABLE AfISOOI A . 111)1, .MARA.MA’S CREW LEAVE. .SYDNEY, April 9. The Ulimaroa sailed at (> pi.m. for New Zealand. The Mamma failed to obtain a crew and her sailing was postponed till ten on Friday morning. SYDNEY. April 19. The Mamma sailed at 1 pi. in. lor New Zealand. The Mamma was ready to sail at t.c.n. when twenty of the stokehold crew walked off, refusing to give tin? reason for their action. I,liter on the remainder of the stokehold gang left tho ship*. Efforts are being made to secure a new stokehold gang. M A RAMA HELD UP. SYDNEY, Apiril 9. (Received this day at 9 a.m.) The Ma.ra.nia. is still held upi. COMMON WEA LTTT LIN E. SYDNEY, April 10. Tim Federal High Ciniil has made an order, upion the application e! the ( ominonwe.ilth .Shipping Board, restraining the Sydney Bran'll ol the Federated Seamen's l nion Iroui encouraging men In .-trike In ■■■•!'c dug |o am vpt employ - incut in tile - ’’-viie of i lie t i.niiiionwealtli Shipping Board. The application arose out ot the refusal of the Seamen’s Union to supply a crew to the steamer Dilga. on tho ground that various members of the original crew of the Fordsdale are included in the ship’s complement. "Enough of that Barking, Achmedcs.” —Ancient Talc. Beware of contracting coughs or colds at. this time. Let Baxter’s Lung Preserver safeguard your own and your family’s health. A dose of, “Baxter’s” now and then 'gives gratifying relict in all cases of influenza, whooping cough and colds. It is rich, warming, penetrative. Also an excellent tonic. All chemists and stores. Generous-sized bottle 2s (id ; family size -Is (kl. But bo sure you get “ Baxter’s” !