EMPLOYERS AND ARBITRATION COURT
At a. meeting of the District Board of the New Zealand Employers' Federation, held in Wellington to-day a communication was received from Mr. Wm- Scott, that ho had definitely decided to retire from tho position of employers' representative on the Arbitration Court as from 31st January next. It wae resolved that a meeting of all tho executives of the federation, consisting of delegates from affiliated bodies throughout the Dominion be held on 7th January next, and at that meeting it will L>o deoided who shall be recommended to industrial unions of employers as their nominee or nominees for tho position to be vacated by Mr. Scott.
During a thunderstorm on Sunday at Tikorangi (states a New Plymouth telegram), some large bluegums on Jury's farm were blasted, and great branches, weighing several hundredweight, thrown a considerable distance. Two cows which were sheltering there were struck by lightning and kUIgcL
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Evening Post, Volume LXXXVIII, Issue 132, 1 December 1914, Page 2
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