ARBITRATION COURT
FIXTURES FOR SESSIONS
The following fixtures wore made this morning for the sessions of the Arbitration Court in Wellington, commencing on Monday:— Monday, -ith I'ebruary. Gibbons v. Hamilton and another (compensation ease). Galley v. Union Steam Ship Cd., Ltd. (compensation case). Tuesday. Oth February. Amalgamated Society of Carpenters and Joiners v. Bending (appeal from JMagitilralc's decision). Inspector of Awards v. llansford and Mills, Ltd. (appeal from Magistrate's decision). Muir v. J, C. Untton (N.Z.). I'M- (compensation case). Mielialick v. M'Gregor (compensation case). Wednesday, Oth February. Inspector of Awards v. Sir William Arrol mid Co., Ltd. (claim for penalty for breach of award). Wellington Hairdressers', Hair-workers', and Wig-makers' Assistants' Union dispute. Thursday, 7th February. Biitterworth v. Shaw, Savill, and Albion Co., Ltd. (compensation case). Kich v.H.M. the King (compensation case). Bth, Oth, and 11th February. Federated Cooks and Stewards of New Zealand Association disputes (Union Steam Ship Co., Ltd.). Tuesday, 12th February. Perrin v. Graham (compensation ease). Bowden v. Wellington City Council (compensation case)-. Wednesday, 13tli February. Federated Cooks "and Stewards of New Zealand Association dispute (Coastal Shipping Co., Ltd.). Friday, 15th February. ' Dennistou v. Fell (compensation case). Leathern v. Pctoue Central Bowling Club (compensation case). Camniish v. Gannaway and Co., Ltd. (compensation case). Monday, 18th February. . Seller v. H.M. the King (compensation case). Cootcs v. Corrigan (compensation case). Tuesday, l'Jtli February. Taylor v. Wellington Harbour Board (compensation case). Scullin v. Todd (compensation case).
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Evening Post, Volume CVII, Issue 27, 1 February 1929, Page 8
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235ARBITRATION COURT Evening Post, Volume CVII, Issue 27, 1 February 1929, Page 8
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