ARBITRATION COURT.

Dominion, Volume 2, Issue 425, 6 February 1909, Page 10

ARBITRATION COURT.

jr SITTINGS IN WELLINGTON DISTRICT. - i The next sittings of the Court of Arbitration at Wellmgton will commence on Mor* - day, March 15. Only thoso cases alreadj 1 sot down for hearing will be taken. Tho r dates for the sittings m tho country districts wi 1 be fixed at a later date. Following u - a list of tho business:— i , " WELLINGTON. - 3 Disputes.—pairy-workors; grocers; and r painters (the latter en application to join t parties). f .Enforcement Cases.—Carpenters Union s\ Jlartin, Hurroll and Maddox, 1 , , Wildsmith, 3 J. Odlili and Co., J. Harrisj A.' Bragg, J. - I Duggan, -J. A. Craig and Co., G. J. Auger, - Hunt and McDonald, J. Gardiner, F Drow G. Head, C. and A. Odlin; W. Westhead! t W. J. Parsons, W. H. Bennett, G. Augor (two cases), W. J. Hoppy, and E. W: Comp. - ton. Inspector of Factories versus the Wei- ~ 7 lmgton Publishing Co., Blundcll Bros., W. • \ Huirell, 'J. Nicol and Co., Gear Meat Co..' . Humphrips Bros., John McLean and Sone,* i and W. J. lankshear. , Compensation Cases:—Durrant r r. Cable i and Co.; Pike v. Emery, Churnside v. Prou3e l Bros, and Co.; Charlton v. Collie; Helliwell v. Hand and same (application to extend I tamo); Gwillim v. Campbell and Park; Leo t v. U.S.S. Co.; AVild v. F. B. Saville and - Co.; and Johnson v. Fairbaim. . • 1 NAPIER. - ■ Disputes.—Dairy-woikers and Fishermen. Compensation Claim. —Douglas v. Mackerw sey.' 3 -PALMERSTON NORTH. ; ' * Disputes.—Dairy-workers', drivers', and tailors' award (the latter an application'to - add parties). ■ ~ • '.. Enforcement.—lnspector v. White. Compensation'Claim.—Adams v. Holbea v i and Kirk. t _~ • WANGANUI. ® Disputes.—Dairy-workers and Drivers. ' , " . Compensation Claim.—Reynolds versus = Seager. < ~ . . MASTERTON. Disputes.—Dairy-workers and drivers, and r Typographical Award (the latter an applica^ - tion to amend).- L e ' '■ - ■ e ■ -