THE BAKERS' STRIKE.

Taranaki Daily News, Volume LI, Issue 164, 2 July 1908, Page 2

THE BAKERS' STRIKE.

UATTJOIIS UNUIIA.\(!Ii«. A .MliljtiOUliXK (IKKKI!. I!y 'telegraph.--I'ress Association, i " Wellington, Lust .Night. Matte's in connection with the Irak s crs' strike appear to lie unchanged. The . citation* issued bv the Labor Depart' . nienl. wi.ie 11 in- A-l (including .Mr. An- ( drew Cull us). They have all been, ) lodged willi the Clerk of Awards at ilie 1 Supreme Curl. So-far as (he lJejjjjj'l- - is etnerned its formal duly^S'ir ■ the present, is lini-died. lint the olliccrs will not case their elVorts to yet the f parties to.idopt a modus vnemli. .Mr. Kelliw (president of the Jlnslcr i linkers' Association) received to-day ft ■ ealde mcssis;.. from the .Melbourne As ■ sedation olicring the loan of machinery i free of (ostii the Wellington employers I will pay tie freight to and fro. This i machine.'}', snys Mr. Ivellow, would en-ii.HiV-V,o master linkers to manage, with Ihe hands at their disposal now.' ]fow ever, it is hoped that it will not be n«ei'Ssarv tn take advantage of the llclbourne offer. Mr. Kdlow has been reinforced and hopes to produce sometiling like his ordinary supply to-uior- . row. Other employers, lie says, are expecting to get their ovens going fairla< well very soon. ' "