NO APPEARANCE
CONCILIATION COUNCIL SITS IN
DUNEDIN.
a,... (IT ■TILIMIAPH.— MUMS'. JWOCMTHW.) DUNEDIN, This Day. The assessors for Miners' Unions in Otago-Sonthland mining dispute, in which the men were cited by the employers, did not appear before the Conciliation Council this morning. THe Commissioner; (Mr. Hagger) said he. would ad- • vise the unions to appoint assessors, and if they did not he would himself appoint them. If the assessors did not turn up the dispute would go,before the Courtas one in which, no recommendation was made. ■ ' . ' ' Mr.- T. O. Bishop, acting-secretary of the Mine-owners' Association, said that lie had been notified by the federation ; that it would not recognise the Arbitration Court. The owners' only reason in . seeking individual agreements was be- ', cauie_ it had been found;'impassible to make an arrangement in any other way, i- the conditions being different in the ,' .various'mines.' .'.'■' The sitting was adjourned until 23rd ••August for the Commissioner to act us - iodicatcdp
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Evening Post, Volume CII, Issue 30, 4 August 1921, Page 8
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157NO APPEARANCE Evening Post, Volume CII, Issue 30, 4 August 1921, Page 8
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