COAL LOCK-OUT
A CONFERKNC E 01 ’EX ED. Vustralian Press Assn.—United Service SYDNEY. April 8. A Conference was opened to-day in camera between tlie representatives of the Coal Aimers and the coal owners. The test point is expected to be the men’s suggoston for the re-opening ol the Northern Collieries on the same conditions as those prevailing before the dismissal notices been me effective. COAL ENQUIRY. AIR BRUCE’S APPEAL. (.Received this dav at 9. a.m.) SYDNEY. April 9. The Prime .Minister. Air S. AI. Bruce, at a conference of representatives or coal owners and Miners’ Federation appealed to both sides to re-open the mines and settle their differences after, wards. A full investigation would be made by a Royal Commission. Ah' Bruce, announced with a view to encouraging peace, that the prosecution of John Brown (cabled on 22nd Alarcb) would not be proceeded with.
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Hokitika Guardian, 9 April 1929, Page 6
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144COAL LOCK-OUT Hokitika Guardian, 9 April 1929, Page 6
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