THE UNEMPLOYED
DECIDE TO STRIKE (Per Press Association —Copyright). NAPIER, Juno 28. A large meeting of unemployed this morning decided not to return to work. The action of the Provincial Council in handing the whole question over to the National Council was Views; were expressed .tliat ; ,Jhc r .matter was a national one, and Mr-C-lnneJb yic e president of the National Cdtfn'bfi left for Wellington last night, with a view to obtaining the active support of the unemployed there, to a strike. Telegrams were received from Auckland urging the men to hold out. ' A meeting was addressed by the mayor, M. P. and labour officer, and they urged a, return, as the original cause of the strike had been, removed.
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Hokitika Guardian, 28 June 1933, Page 6
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120THE UNEMPLOYED Hokitika Guardian, 28 June 1933, Page 6
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