MARINE ENGINEERS.
'APPEALS BY UNION COMPACT. By Telegraph.—Press Association. Wellington, April 19. Ho fore the Military Service Board a»' peals were made on behalf of 24 marina engineers. Mr, Kennedy, Wellington manager for the Union Company, said thai company had gone fully into the mat« ter and .was quite satisfied that the withdrawal of the engineers ealltd up in the ballot would mean nothing short of disaster. The company had advertised for engineers, and. a direct appeal had also been made to engineers knovvn te have shore occupations, but the re* plies were, not numerous, and, if the> men drawn in the ballot were not *x« emoted tho company would not have, er.ough engineers to 'fulfil requirements The ehah-raan of the beard said the toavrt fully realised the importance of maintaining communications, and'it wa» probabln it would refer the matter te the National Efficiency Board and make known its decision to-morrow LWtiruS-ug inbm gfig bzb kfig gflgqfflffl
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Taranaki Daily News, 19 April 1917, Page 4
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157MARINE ENGINEERS. Taranaki Daily News, 19 April 1917, Page 4
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