ARBITRATION DISPUTES.

Auckland Star, Volume XLV, Issue 127, 29 May 1914, Page 6

ARBITRATION DISPUTES.

A THIRD PARTY. TTTF! (rKSi;jL\.L riTJJ'". ! T?r.rr.K3EXTATK»N "N TTIK HOAKJ).

(■HIUSTiMir-JICII. Thursday. . ;,r.-Llem of triving 1.-gal standing ~. ; arti<« titer—tp.l in irri)u?trial c;ia«s ;,■-,,-,. i-e \rl..lra!r.n <k.urt. but not ii i-t!v rt"prc.=eTit.-l in ti;e dwpnte. was «-, ; ..-'. iat !',.■ I-'a-:n.-:> l':i .pi 'Vmfer- I ,; : i :.y ifr. \'. 'A . Wr ght. who nwv.il: j i: i i !■■■ into the •■\pi-dn , Mry nf appoint- . -.■ , r.-pres-n-at.-... ver.-r-i hi ecutimiiii- . ~r- :<« to net on behalf of the general .:: nil lajiour .Iwputet. und t<l | ~.: : .. pii , .. >• .... a 1 i.rd party :n ail i ■ . !'-a. 1 ■• Kill, had arisen cut of ;'.,'. ■-. thuiiyh \ .i.il'y intprpßtr~l. had , ii .jal Stan Im- \..--'.--,- t.v Ar'-.rratcjn ■ j. '.■:■•-< utat-.o:, .. the publi'-. <v!n> •.Vγ. , ; , v| -. 11. M. Int,,- ■ propo~.-.| 1 (.■ remit: • '■ ! '.at the lloveriinn 'it ' .■.jui-st,.! f> ' .■/]•■■• I 'oh. , '.(.* that l ! ir dirivt liiird 1 j)i.-:i:. T'ci;. .w I-- :,-*j:-<l« i.i the j :■ .: iar.Uh.p- on n<A rr';,n- ; ' -■ ,•■ .1 at. the iim.-ip.'. in the intermix I . : •: thai tiw-- :i,irtit-s i-hould Have ' ■■. •■ 'hiMiiji i,,.. ir d b.-furc ! v.ir.l i, Mia .■ . aii-l that the <lov- ' . -!,-i.. Nt should ~■ a-Ued f> introdu.-,. i ■ ■■-■■• .i::«'ti l< -j ■■■- ' iT.-rl ; l( tin? pro I !"«*;t o:i. ' The amcuduMtnl. 'ic ! Mr. C. \\. I ..-a.! c_v -..(,,1 thai the pro- j f -al was ..; jr-,u".. iinpurtaiiee. but i i-.Ui.- TPmil w:ic . liar. It wa.s urn 'i'^--. , <•■ <\ he thought, in havu before tin" ■ ..■ir! a prnfi>M>m nf fuliiK-al economy! i ■ ;i;.r-nr ..n l>. half .if a mypteriou's | ir..rv called the ;.nbli.-. lie kneu- that ! ■I .-.i:ne inFTtan..-- i-iuplcnvr.s made un- ' !■:>■ .omparU «ii!i rt.,rk"r- to raise j' .iaj;iy when it \vu« pos-iiile to pass thu i' i-i-r-a-ed fTt-t r,n tn itnothor parly. Km- j pluy.Ts in the past did not make any!; i-eniblaiiT of ;i ii L ",t airaJa-'l the imionw ' irit , f.i*. farm, r- made a stand in the j' H-ri-ulltintl laboiirers' <:,<,-. JU-pmwn-1 1 ,ti..n ™ n.■.-,;.■ ! '~.f,,r , . the ,-.urt iw | a i.',.1 wir:i a third party Had in |, t.TI»-ted. |i Mr. C. W. .-1,,.v. urged that the re- j, nil - Acre unworkable and dangerous, i--11. n-markp.l that the man who ate i .•■ l.i.if van i itally iuieresiti.i] In any- ; tiiiii.' that tj'ndei) to i;i:.... ihe coKt of j ■ a . 'iiimodity to him. but thu appoint- • ment of a political '-i-on..mist to appear i μ-i,, r ,. (he cutirt r.ii I.ehaJf of the public i wnu'-l he to ,r-'at ■ a n-w salaried po-i- i 1 .ii for which (••■.• fiirm.T would Lave <■■ !..■;. He believ.-d that tlie repreeenta- ' t .ii - Nen tn tiiird parting hv the court ; j. ■ .i '■onrtwy should 1.- ohtam.-d a* a. Mr. I. G. ll.irv,- ! B ,:„. remit in ■■■■"! hy Mr M -lntosli. It aimed to - r- what the rxn-utivo ..r the union ii I'.' lo had tri.-d in u.n ... ohuin. ' .1:1:. r.'.ury ilmahinjr ~M- dispute, that ' farmers have Ixvn r.m.,1 | (l . t ),,, p ar ti,«< "■i I'ie baflie i.f the award i.'btai/ied there j 1 :■■ threshing i.f grain in North dmter- i i'.iry would In- n.-n-a-scl j n ... M t by! tlliMOO per annum. IT,- urged that 1; ■■ .-.ci -ren,- ,| m ,,|.| vol.- for the right : <■' r< at the ,v, U rt. If the! .arm.TK asked in the right .pinner at 11 pri—lll nr, « Ur p to -et it Mr. Wright 18,,, withdrew his remit. I '•■ armiidmpiit «a« defeated, and the h T.-IM.-I mm-,.d i.v \|r. Vl.-lntcwl, was!.