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Auckland Star, Volume XVII, Issue 78, 27 March 1886, Page 2

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A special meeting of the top"operatives waa hold last evenii*rf*" Oof lee Palace, there bein<; nearly $ «« bers present. Tho Secretary W-?yJ read a letter from the employers, *«rL_ further timo for con.ido.auoß.«« one of the firms mtei-eßted,^"'1'?!^ or two explanations whicfe iv» ■ tory, would enable thorn to «» the demands of tho Union. * warm diacussion took place over «" sidoration of the master* later, oil v ._. ing the Union had been ™^f$M an answer being kepi bsc* ttlM* moment, and then so vagus * J"-1^ sent, that it tendod to """ftS*rather than settle thorn. ■ A™Ms|(tt' cussion, it waa finally agreed /or w»^. tary to send a lotter to tho umpg ing thoir willingness to aut opportunity of meventiiU « «ss| | to that end, a «»".&: beon appointed to/waft on gSSBW hoar thqir objections «^«MS«I general nueting. al''a?.f n St.ii* arrangement, they would then #r»> tho matter to arbitration. showe a commendable oWiH tho men to act fairly toward! MWjjjH - t and the public, and to d?J.™'ft a* their power to avert a «"^TJ,'«*' remains for the master to*WJ^^.spirit, and agree to recem.the i F „ sSon as Posßible,,so <hat "M^W settled in good «*^S» just aa .unanimous in d.^'Li ,* lentiot. of '«»7e for thu,»t P.<£ Friday no\t. nnd loi « „„*. all weekly hands .have MKM given one week's notice to^ plovers. Daring the .rtgfgH also expect the manufactureffltOMJ| refraining from putting Bffijij* or infringing tho riles, %Wug ; Committee wiU atonce «^^ without uoy notice. »••""!*< some of tho employers WJ| .pressed their v, illin^esiM fc-j.il/ the clause aa to askmg »j^ moved which theUnionj^.