CONCILIATION COMMISSIONER.

Dominion, Volume 2, Issue 436, 19 February 1909, Page 6

CONCILIATION COMMISSIONER.

■^^^^S&^&^'AucKfc^ Labour':- Council ilastiJmghty':' the •S ;Spresldent?(Mr;: iTALong); 'stated ;thatvhe:'ahd ; ■;&":;tHe Vsecret'ary ! : Kthe :-Prime : $i ivHimster^wheh:;hb;:was>last;'w:vAuckland- to' C>;yto;;r€guest«,liis ; :i;efflioval;:yK:" But,'}; : said Mrr W' /;^?g/^MS; fir^asVtte;reiuifc/wasCcoilcerned ) ;have::Btayirf;:;away.v:i We l- --VtAi matter:; before,! ■'i ; :.\i^ 6 -; Giles'si'appbintmetitj ; hadi ; sufficient -to-show ?i 'y-^^/^o-Goy^riimeht.intended-'to: ;*;:'" ;.trial,;;and'-ilie\rasked' us:;to;Eive;him avtrial S'viv'.ofsp:' ;'said;'ftweJcpiild .>K.v;WV6mmentvat ; :any, time thathe:waß':hot-.ful-'^fillingiihisHduties: .;.: ehquldithe Governme'rit : 'wonld ; ask hiin to- fe- ;!'':: 'sign;-;',We;toia v him;.that'Vwas' 'all-.very.-..we11,; Wt >;but;tb'atrit■ wa^no:satisfaction to'the:.trades in the:positibn'-hoVhaavtaken ;v.-;; :.told;bjm':-thati.we.would' riot-have "3f -Government; have -taken. upanvattitu'de;' that. W : - 2 e ;«.tn^manj;and it is,for 'us now to stand ;- not the-xnari.';."' ::- the; resolution: passed'. v':\!-/\at.'*no'.;iiiass'-'me(jtiiiig,-: and -refuse to. take' any :v;:; ; >--:;.Bfry;to.take disputes before the Conciliation :; :&.v°mhussionef:;asa.hiatter ;of.form,-and'that" ,;.-;.then- they could.be. taken: to-the'.'Arbitratibh' ; >s ; Court.-':' ;■ ■:<-•;::•- ;/;:.,. ; -.-'::. v; ; '- - ■;;: : '->-^;-i?.i;.->