LABOUR.
London, Oct. 8.
The employers have accepted Ben Tillett's suggestion for aconference. but adhere to their original terms. Tillett replies that it would be better to accept these than extend the strike.
The coal heavers have joined the strikers.
The strike at the Carron wharves has virtually collapsed, unless the leaders of the labor party venture on a general strike. Oct. 9.
The employers have refused to hold an interview with the men, and are preparing for a big fight. 80 Oct. 10.
Since the employers have refused negotiations with the strikers, the latter have determined to extend the present block in London to the provinces.! The men engaged on Chamberlain's and Hay'jS wharves have received notice of an intended reduction in wages to 5d per hour. Mr Tom Mann states that during the past two years 15,000 members of the Dockers' Union have resigned, and that the present strength is 40,000.
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Temuka Leader, Issue 2266, 13 October 1891, Page 4
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153LABOUR. Temuka Leader, Issue 2266, 13 October 1891, Page 4
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