EXCITEMENT AT DUNEDIN.

King Country Chronicle, Volume VIII, Issue 620, 19 November 1913, Page 5

EXCITEMENT AT DUNEDIN.

UNLOADING CARGO. REFERRING DISPUTE TO JUDGE. [li\- TKI.KGK.VI'H. TRKSS ASSOCIATION.] Dunedin, This Day. The nrbiirationists performed good work on tho Moeralu yesterday, discharpinß over aOO tons of cargo. It is expected to complete discharging to-day. Strikers attempted io difisuade the new unionists from working and succeeded in r.cftin!; a. few io knock off. Excitement, started in the afternoon when the eartiny of the goods from (he wharf bcyeui and the crowd pa; bared. (me of the earliest, carts to get j avwry carried oherli- of tea. Two of 1 these were knocked off on to tho road, [ hut the airil.-era' pic'kotn ordered these 1 to be "enlaced a.on this vflis done. i The police then a sailed tho cart to j .;,■! awav. Upon (be police again rei lir'n--; io the harries, however, each lean hai ;•' re.ake Mr way through a | koweny. hootsny mob. | ,\ i ; ; meetimv. >u •,!',.• iaca] Strike i Committee ami iJeae.' Committee a \ supac-tien waa part, im wan; that the j whole carnation •■( Cw:e. with the | ecmsenl of both parties, he annsorvedi lv let'ewed to T>Tr .iuata.m Williams for ! settlement. The ; aye., at ion was fa- ! voimably revjvui sad it. vvill probably | be put into concrete iorm.