THE CARTERS' CASE.
The Conciliation Board meets tomorrow to hear matters connected with the carters' dispute. This promises to be a long case, as the number of employers cited continues to increase. The Union originally cited a number of firms employing several carters, but the employers sent in another list, asking for about 350 people to be cited, because they either employed men or boys to . drive for them. This list includes doctors' carriages and Chinese vegetable carts. It- is now stated that some of the later cited ones have compiled a list of about 800 persons, whom they consider equally entitled to be joined in the dispute.
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Auckland Star, Volume XXXII, Issue 168, 29 July 1901, Page 5
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