VARIOUS CABLES

Wairarapa Age, Volume XXXII, Issue 10447, 12 October 1911, Page 5

VARIOUS CABLES

NO LOCK-OUT. j TROUBLE IN LANCASHIRE | .xVOIDiIiD. . (Received October li, 9 a.m.) 1 * LONDON, October 10. Tli© lock-out that was threatened at the G-atefteLd MillP, Burnley, Lancashire, where the operatives giave notice of their intention to go out owing to the refusal of two nonunionists to join the union, has ,been avoided, the non-unionists agreeing to join the union. (The operatives gave notice that they would strike yesterday. The Spinners' Association of North and North - East Lancashire replied, threatening a lock-out involving 145,000 persons.) HOME RULE ENVOYS. SUCCESSFUL MEETING AT MEL- ■ •/;_,. ■;•;>■■■ BOURNE. ' \ ( .-;'■ " ,/ ;l . (Received October 11; 9.40 1 a.m<.) MELBOURNE, October 11. ... The Home Rule envoys addressed a j large meeting in the Melbourne Town j Hall. The collection amounted to about £IOOO. THE, ANTARCTIC AEROPLANE. REPAIRS BEING EFFECTED. ! . i (Received October 11, 9.40 a.m.) j ADELAIDE, October 11. i I Lieutenant Watkins hopes to repair ; ftthe Mawson Antarctic aeroplane, j 'badly smashed through j overtuttfeg at a trial flight on the.sth inst., in time for despatch by the Aur- | ora, Dr. Mawon's vessel, in which the | voyage to Antarctica is to lie made. j