AUSTRALIAN SHIPPING STRIKE.
WAITING FOR A LEAD. BLACK-LISTED VESSELS. By Telegraph.-Presß Assn.-Copyrlitht. Melbourne, August 18. a stormy meeting of seamen, at ™»<.' h the extremists attempted to regam control, decided to support whatever decision was reached by the Sydney Brisbane, August 18. The seamen, firemen, and watersiders have black-listed all vessels manned by non-union crews. POSITION UNCHANGED. VICTORIAN SEAMEN OPTIMISTIC. Received August 18, 10.5 p.m. Sydney, August 18. The strike position is unchanged. Mr. Millen's reply is reported to be unsatisfactory. The Victorian aeamen believe the end to be in sight. . EFFORT TO SECURE OUTSIDE HELP. Received August 10, 1.45 a.m. Sydney, August IS. The seamen's executive are endeavoring to secure the co-operation of overseas unions to prevent vessels from strike breaking. A meeting has been called for Tuesday night to discuss taking action. Vhe move is the outcome of six of the Prineessin's firemen leaving the vessel and preventing her sailing. It is reported that the Prinzessin was used to replace the Makura and Niagara.—Aug.-N.Z. CftWeAssn, _ .
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Taranaki Daily News, 19 August 1919, Page 5
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166AUSTRALIAN SHIPPING STRIKE. Taranaki Daily News, 19 August 1919, Page 5
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