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'Words for Watersiders'

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Photographer: not known

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Reproduced from the Waterside Workers' Gazette, Sep 1905, Vol 2 No 9, p. 1

Abstract

The Waterside Workers Gazette was first published, as a national journal, in 1903. Weekly at first, the Gazette was generally published at varying intervals, depending on circumstances, until 1914. Billy Hughes wrote and produced most of the journal himself. It carried information and reports on arbitration, disputes, conferences and rule changes, as well as articles about the hardship of wharf labourers' lives. (Source: Mitchell, W (1973): Wharf labourers, their unionism and leadership 1872-1916, pp. 229-231)

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http://hdl.handle.net/1885/48173

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Waterside Workers' Federation of Australia - Photographs

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Archives Series

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Sep-05

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Open Access

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This image is provided for research purposes only and must not be reproduced without the prior permission of the Archives Program, Australian National University

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