LIQUIDATORS MEET WORKERS
SHAG POINT COAL MINE Press Association DUNEDIN, Monday. At a conference between liquidators and representatives of workers in the Shag Point coal mine, it was pointed out that no offer for the mine as a going concern was likely until a working agreement was reached. Delegates of workers eventually consented to the making of a new agreement identical with the old agreement for a term of two years. When the agreement is completed the liquidators will endeavour to raise capital for the formation of a new company.
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Sun (Auckland), Volume III, Issue 704, 2 July 1929, Page 16
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