AUSTRALIAN STRIKES.
(BV EI.KCTRIC TCI^UIAm.-COI'YIUCIiT.) SvuxiiY, October 28. TiIEHK is every indication in several colonies of the approaching end of the strike. October 2!). The minors at the Wallscnd, Globe, Stockton and Forndale mines have resolved not to resume work until the position is clearly defined. Newcastle, October 2S. The ballot of miners has resulted in a majority in favour of returning to work. MELisouiiXE. October 28. Tho Government has reduced the military in tho barracks, in view of the strike being almosr. at an end. The maritime associations have resolved to urge that the Government secure the management of shipping traffic as well as railways. They repudiate the idea that the strike is OVOi\ Adelaide, October 28. About a. thousand men on strike rushed the wharves at the port to-day where the free labourers are employed, and severely handled the latter. A huge body of police were called out, and eventually the wharves were cleared.
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Waikato Times, Volume XXXV, Issue 2855, 30 October 1890, Page 2
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156AUSTRALIAN STRIKES. Waikato Times, Volume XXXV, Issue 2855, 30 October 1890, Page 2
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