TRAMWAY DISPUTE.

Dominion, Volume 1, Issue 252, 17 July 1908, Page 7

TRAMWAY DISPUTE.

. _.THE INSPECTION QUESTION. 1 (bi tedeokaph—rnEss association.) Auckland, July 16. The special Board of Conciliation, wliich has Loon set up to 'determine* the points/at issuo between the Auckland Electrio Tramways Company and its employees, will, it is anticipated, concludo its sitting to-morrow. Today, furthor witnesses were called to givo evidence refuting the accusations mado by the Union, Among the witnesses so called wero the oompany's representatives; on the Boardviz., Messrs. P. M, Hansen (formerly managing director of tho company) and Mr. E. H. Morris (inspector-in-chargo at tho Ponsonbv Barn). Mr. Hansen, after,referring to Various other matters, said he "considered that somo sort of private inspcction-T-rtljat was. unexpected inspection—was essential; but ho was strongly opposed to disguised inspection, which he held was unmanly and not right. Ho also paid a high'tribute to Mr. Lysaght, the traffic manager, for whom ho said hq had • tho very highest regard, Ho was a con- , Boientions officer, and unless ho had been in- , struotod to go in for the inspection methods j complained of, he Mr. Lysaght j would not have dona it,. ,

. •' / " i REMOVAL NOTICE. 1 We hereby T>eg to notify the public that we I have let the downstairs portion of our promises . situated at 67 Willis Street, and will n in continue to do business UPSTAIRS i as heretofore. Entrance from-Mercer Street below. Bandnall'fl, Telephone'-1019, Garage' W Street) telepiiba.Q-~.2ii1. INGLIS T