LABOUR, ETC,
London, February 7
The Welsh miners have renewed negotiations with the owners, and it is now proposed to accept a portion of the reduction in wages.
Washington, February 7. The railway pointsmen at Chicago are striking.
Dunedin, February 7
At the monthly meeting of the Tailoresses’ Union to-night a motion was adopted calling upon the Government and Legislature to pass into law at an early stage of next session a Conciliation Bill, providing for the enforcing of awards, so that working women, when oppressed in the manner recently brought to light at Auckland, might have legal means of redress. Miss Morrison, the Secretary, was heartily thanked for the conduct of her mission to Auckland.
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Temuka Leader, Issue 2462, 9 February 1893, Page 4
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116LABOUR, ETC, Temuka Leader, Issue 2462, 9 February 1893, Page 4
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