MAY BE SETTLED.

Auckland Star, Volume LVI, Issue 53, 4 March 1925, Page 9

MAY BE SETTLED.

THE WATERSIDE DISPUTE.

CALLS TO BE MADE.

REPLY TO UNION RESOLUTIONS

(By Telegraph.—Press Association.)

WELLINGTON, this day. As the result of a decision reached by ehippmg employers this morning, there £ a poßßibility of a settlement being reached on the waterfront to-morrow! The following letter has been addressed to the secretary of the local union.by Mr. Bennett (secretary of the Waterside Employers' Association): — "I am instructed by my association to intimate to you that, in view of the resolution passed by your union yesterday, and officially communicated to the Press, which, inter alia, states. 'This meeting further directs its members to laW at ,f lace , e of engagement at each labour call and to accept such employment as may be offered them, thus carrying out the terms of the award/ it nnii f c V 1^ 5011 of the employers to call for labour at this port at the usual time to-morrow morning " to the Si^ ar + ! - etter haß been forwarded noli d * rat,on secretary, stating that calls w,ll be made at other ports affected ILm T E l" 8 resohlti °n to the same effect has been carried.