WORK AND WAGES.
ANOTHER SUiIUESXED STRIKE. By Telegraph.—Press Association. Wcstport, Wednesday. There is resentment among some of the Westport Coal Company's miners at Donniston at the djsmissaMif a man. The union decided to'take a ballot to decide whether a strike would be declared on .Monday as'a protest. 'The niocfing was noisy, bill it is aiiticipat"! that the good s«nsi> rj the majority will rule. UItEEN ISLAND MINERS' DISPUTE. Muncdin, Last Night. At the.Arbitration Court to-dav, tun hearing Of tlie dispute between" the! Creea lshwd coal miners and colliery owners was co enced. It was intimated that nothing had been agreed to at the recent conference, and that the whole reference would have to be argued. The Court was occupied all day in the hearing of the evidence for the employees. It was .stated that 80 men were prepared to give evidence, but Mr. Forbes (the men's representative) said he hoped to complete the cases without calling all who had offered as witnesses.
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Taranaki Daily News, Volume LI, Issue 194, 6 August 1908, Page 2
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162WORK AND WAGES. Taranaki Daily News, Volume LI, Issue 194, 6 August 1908, Page 2
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