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Hokitika Guardian, 5 March 1928, Page 4

•ULIMAROA DISPUTE. SYDNEY. March 3. The Huddart Pinker C'oy has sir. ranged to pay off the crew of the Ulimaroa. and refund the passengers their money. The cargo will remain in the vessel in the meantime, as it is not known liow long the ship will remain idle. The Secretary of the Marine Cooks,’ Bakers’ and Butchers’ Union states that the Ulimaroa will not he, manned by members of the Union. He added the Union's original claim was for two extra cooks in the galley, the present complement of which was three cooks, hut in order to assist in getting the ship away on Friday, the Union reduced its- demands to one extra cook. The claim is not a sodden one, as it has lioen on for some time and correspondence had passed between the owners tnd the Union. The dispute concerned mly the Ulimaroa. The Union take the stand that, in view of the exceptionally had conditions under which the I non have to work, the claim for two ■xtra men is amply justified. I

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