Waterside unrest and shipping dispute in early Brisbane news
Report covers Hobart leaving Brisbane with only captain crew, 31 crew members on wharf refusing duty, and deadlock in the shipping dispute despite State Ministry intervention. Brisbane watersiders plan secret ballots on rotary labour selection, with withdrawal from State Executive representation. Also noted are steamers discharging under protest, wool sales in London, a Mt Isa railway trial survey, and turmoil during basic wage legislation passage in Brisbane ahead of a key vote.
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Hobart
Brisbane
Brisbane Watersiders
Rotary
Ien
London
MT. Isa
Thuredius
Mackay
Moore
Queensland
Siser
Sydney
Aochela
Labour Ministry
Queensland coastal trade disorganised across ports
Reports from Brisbane and northern ports describe watersiders’ actions declaring Brisbane and Townsville black and refusing to handle cargo. Rockhampton Cairns and other ports halt shipments, affecting sugar and timber industries and dislocating passenger and cargo services as stocks pile up.
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Workéra
Townsville
Queensland
Brisbane
Rockhampton
Cairns
Watersiders
Thurdry
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State Ministry
Rotary -Apstern
Siger
Board of Trade
Blachkale
Barker’s
Kodak
Paling & Co
Remington
Elite Longreach
Sochal LF
Belle Vue Hotel
H. W. Webber
Ieto A