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SOUTHERN FREEZING WORKS FARMERS SUPPORT THE COMPANIES MANY OFFERS OF AID Per Press Association. CHiUbiCjitiKCxl, rsovemDer 24. As Uie result oi stex>s taken at a meeting to-Uay oi representatives ot primary producers iu canterbury, xt is unlikely uiat tiie XTeezing uurks in tile provincial district will be caught napping m the event of the slaugntermen in tne youth Island deciding to follow the example of the men in the North Island. Tne following resolutions were adopted by the meeting:— “Txiat this meeting of representatives of primary producers supports the attituue of tue xreezmg companies m resisting the demands oi the freezing Workers’ federation lor increases in rates of pay on the award now cur-, rent.” “That this meeting undertakes to use every effort to supply the men neoessary to carry on operations in the event oi the union officials failing to do so.” It was stated that already substantial offers of assistance have been re- 1 ceived from country districts throughout Canterbury should the trouble extend to the bouth Island.
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New Zealand Times, Volume LIII, Issue 12613, 25 November 1926, Page 7
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173FREE LABOUR READY New Zealand Times, Volume LIII, Issue 12613, 25 November 1926, Page 7
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