DOMINION NEWS.
MIXERS CEASE WOES. , REFUSE TO~IiE9UM£ • 3j Telegraph.—Press Association. Wellington; Dec. 10. Nearly two months ayo the miners at Paparoa colliery, near Greyinouth, ceased work anil have hot resumed work yet. About iL month ago the Labor Department took action.against the men for striking, but tiic case was not heard owing to the epidemic and. the change of magistrate.?. The men now state that they will not resume work until the ease is settled. It is expected now tliat it will b« heard next 'Monday. OVERSEA VESSELSS. Wellington', Dee. 10Overseas shipowners advise the Post that a total of 75 steamers has been ?!• lotted to Australia and New Zealand in Mareli, April, and May, including 37 insulated vessels, l>ufc many are of small capacity. How many will load in New Zealand cannot lie ascertained, but uufli-wc-nt should he available to lift meat, dairy produce, and general cargo during the above months,' ibut this will not necessarily enable the freezers to Carry on without difficulty and possibly wiih periods of stoppage of killing.
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Taranaki Daily News, 11 December 1918, Page 6
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172DOMINION NEWS. Taranaki Daily News, 11 December 1918, Page 6
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