ARBITRATION COURT.
(BT CTelegraph-Prese 3 TIMAEU; this At the Arbitration Court' here ttwlav about 90 employees of the and Pareora Freezing have been dealt with February last, but when the caseaW called Mr Raymond, the defendants, said they hadnot bee™ properly cited. Mr. White, the department, admitted ttis al error having been made through'fee Clerk of Awards m Christchuren ing to appoint a substitute durine Ma illness. This being so, the casea could not be heard at this sitting and' a special sitting is to be held !to hear them next month. For a breach of "the Canterbury Shearers'.Award,,fi ye shearers were each fined £12 each and costs for refusing to shear after,.a majority of the shearers they ..were working with had decided by vote that the sheep were in a fit condition to shear.
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Auckland Star, Volume XXXVIII, Issue 176, 25 July 1907, Page 5
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