WHARF STRIKE OVER.
WELLINGTON MEN RESUME. A CONFERENCE TO BE HELD, B* Telfittoph— Pr««» Auoclltloa Wellington, Oct. 6. The wharf trouble is over. A compromise suggested at a conforenee between the executive of the union and representatives of the «olpowners was adopted, and work on the waterfront was resumed a(. 1 p.m. After a number of men had been secured for the Calm a general call for six bftts was made simultaneously, and there mi a ready response, aji abundance of labor ottering. There were no scenes. Everything was quiet and orderly. A mild cheer was given when the call for labor mi general.
Wellington, Last Night. < As part of 'the compromise *sicb led to a resumption of operations on'th« Wellington wharves to-day, it wai »r. ranged that a conference should take place between the employers and representatives of the Waterside Worker*' Union to discuss the present methodi of conducting work on the whima. !&< arrangement regarding this conference was agreed to by the employeri at fh( request. of the union, and the conferwMf will take place shortly, It is undtrl stood that the subjects to be discunea" will relate to the right of the men tfl fltrike, and the right-of the employeri to refrain from engaging labor oa the wharves generally when a disputt oaetn regarding any particular ship,
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Taranaki Daily News, 6 October 1920, Page 4
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219WHARF STRIKE OVER. Taranaki Daily News, 6 October 1920, Page 4
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