THE TRAMWAY STRIKE.

Waikato Times, Volume XXXVIII, Issue 3078, 7 April 1892, Page 2

THE TRAMWAY STRIKE.

(lIY TKI.EUKAI'II.—I'HKSS A.iSOriATION). \Vi;i,lin(;to.v, L;ni A HITCH lias ncjiiiTO'l in tin; tni'iiw-iv arbitration. Tim Tr-ulo-i Cmiicil Mr H-i'.l to pled.;.; hiin-v.'f in r.-iris'a'..- !.,.,- nxiii wlin .-track and pity lUh ..1,1 ra.i ••? wiijff if tlvj (l,:uisitm poes :.g:iinst. l,im. Mr Kill I (iIiJHcU to iiut-ido intprfi'venun in tn>! coml-vt of bil»inr.«s :ii|.] decline to (jivn .inv Kiicli pledge. A of t'm stiiU» cmi miUeu takes p!»cts tod.y to fu.Mi-r consider tin! in;,tt«r, hut it is beliuvcd that tlic iuliitr.ition will full tlir.mtrli. Lilt.T. Th'! fur a «rt f ln>ii"nt liv arbitration nr« "off " for tlio [jicsoiil. .Mr Hall verbally intinuitcd ti> tlio Tnuli;.--Council that unless tin) inelitninarioK were iirranced by tax ~'ul,>clc t.liis ovonin,.' all neKoti itions w>tj to lie consiili-iviil at nn onij, but ill tho hour iuentioinid th.i prfiliininario.s were in far off coinplotion as over, Tlio ordinary weekly meeting of the Trades Council takes pi ice t:-mniMw nifjlit when the strike committoo will furnish their ropoit on the dispute, and the Council will then decidn on the lino of action to bo adopted. In connection with the matter, the Evening Press says it is probable that somo further development of a somewhat surprising character will occur.