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; CHEMISTS' AWARD. i Tlie Arbilr;iti..ii Court's auard in tho ji ' hemibts' Js.siita.ntb' has been ' fixed. It provides the following ivajjcs: , | Qualified assistants, M bs.; unqualified ' Hi-siatunt.s, J:'i bs.; casual or relieving: , ■ hands 10s. in addition to amounts ;: stated. {, A qualified assistant is defined as one ! wlio, being 1 twenty-one years or.over,, has served an apprenliceship to a re^'iatereti cheiai-'.t kcepius; oi;cu shop for tho eom: poundinjr and dispcnsi'iis of prcberipi,lions, and has pusscd tho examinations • piesurilx-d or holds a certilicatu or diploma of competency from any cullcjfo ! U'cojnired l>y the Pharmacy Board. ' Females may he employed as shop as' sistants as follows;— First year 10;, i -e.ond year J:>.-., tliird year 20?., fourth ypar J."j>., fifth year .'Job., and thereafter - ~m. i ; DRAPERS' ASSISTANTS. ! The dispute between (he Drapers' .-s- J sist.-mLV Union and the employers came ! before, the. Conciliation Commiiiioncr, J.Mr. J. i:. Tri??.?, at Christchurch mi j March |:! ;i n d It. Tl.c a.-sessocs for the I I'nion were .(<?.-.-,rs. .l>. D. Martin, AY. lb Steel.- and William Cole, ami for the employers. Me,.is. I. 1,. Orr, . IVij- I I'o.se and 11. J'ic -. The rninn's nri.po.-al.-. were as follow. . That Ihe ua-o- lo l>e paid werUy l<. branch inaiK.ecn-- ( .r inana.c;eiess<-s be .fa l- r )s., departmenlnl ma,iager> or e-;.w: 4.'.? )f>.-.. nindoM dres.-r-rs J;a, can- Mi, senior, males .fl, female: -C 2 m.; 'Assislnni>. male and female sixteen years of n.-,-e and nn.l.-i-. entering the trade without previous experience, shall 1»» j.aid not |e>> than the rate nf «a;> ~et mil in |h<-. se«-le. male en,p|..yr..-< lieinj piven first: Fir*t jiny, Vk-, 1C»:-; second year, JJlj

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