FERRY BOATS.

Taranaki Daily News, 24 December 1920, Page 5

FERRY BOATS.

SERVICE TO CONTINUE. STRIKE NOTICES WITHDRAWN. THE DISPUTE HELD OVER, ~, 2y Telegraph.—Press Association. Wellington, Last Night. Mr. Kennedy, manager of the Union Company, announced at two o'clock tills afternoon that he had received intimation from the Cooks' and Stewards' Union that instructions had been given the men to withdraw all notices to leave, and to resume duty. The question of wages is left over until after tile holidays. Passengers who arrived by the Maori this morning state that they experienced no inconvenience owing to the lack of stewards. Th»y had early morning tea and light breakfast. POSITION AT LYTTELTON. STRTKIvLS FROM MAORI RECALLED. Chriatchuroh, Last Night. About thirty of the Wahine stewards handed in a thirty-four hours' notice this afternoon. Immediately afterwards the men received a telegram from their Wellington headquarters instructing them to withdraw their notices, and also instructing the Maori's stewards, who had remained behind on Wednesday night, to resume work when the vessel arrived at Lyttelton to-morrow morning. The men seemed much relieved on receiving the instructions, and at ope withdrew their notices. The Maori's men will resume in the morning. The Wahine sailed for Wellington at 8.55 to-night.