GENERAL TELEGRAMS.

Taranaki Daily News, Volume LIV, Issue 136, 30 November 1911, Page 2

GENERAL TELEGRAMS.

BOYCOTT OF NON-UNIONISTS. By Telegraph—Press Association. Gisborne, Wednesday. At a meeting of the Gisborne Drivers' Union, a motion was carried unanimously instructing delegates to the Trades 'Council of New Zealand to recommend the setting up of a committee to institute a systematic boycott of firms employing non-unionists in the carrying on of their business. WAREHOUSEMEN'S DISPUTE. Wellington, Wednesday. A further stage was readied in the warehousemen's assistants' dispute today, when it was suggested that the Union should fde a separate set of demands for each class of work. It was finally agreed that the representatives on each side should draw up the questions involved in the dispute for submission to the Arbitration Court. DISORDERLY CADETS. Wellington, Wednesday. Very disorderly scenes were witnessed at the Lower Hutt last night, when the senior cadets, under the territorial scheme, were to be sworn in. One hundred turned up out of 114 summoned, but all except ten refused to take the oath. The others indulged in horseplay, upset the forms in the Sundav school room, threw cushions at a minister who attempted to restore order, scattered the official papers broadcast, and broke six windows with stones. The men (? boys) formed a procession and marched away singing and shouting.