THE AUCKLAND STRIKE.
NO ATTEMPT AT RECONCILIATION
| Per Press Association. | AUCKLAND, March 9. To-da- there were eight slaughtermen at work at Southdown, all of them non-unionists who luid applied for work in place, of the members of the union now on strike. Yesterday the two men who were taken on in the morning worked all day, and went back with tho larger gang to-day. While the new men were not doing work as fast as the expert hands now on strike, they are handling sufficient stock to keep the works running with a- much diminished output. Two new applications for work were received to-day, and the. men were duly engaged, and it is expected that other men will be available when the farmers have, had time to send them along, in response to telegrams despatched to them.
No efforts are now being made to bring abftut- any reconciliation between the company and strikers with a view to the latter resuming work, as it is believed a sufficient number of new hands will be obtained to fill the strikers’ places.
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Gisborne Times, Volume XXVIII, Issue 2756, 10 March 1910, Page 5
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179THE AUCKLAND STRIKE. Gisborne Times, Volume XXVIII, Issue 2756, 10 March 1910, Page 5
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