MARINE ENGINEERS
AN AGREEMENT REACHED
As the result of a conference hoW yesterday between representatives of . the coastal shipowners (other than the Union. Steam Ship Co., which has a separate agreement) and the Marine Engineers' Institute, an agreement was reached in regard to terms of employment of marine engineers. The new agreement, -which is for two years as from Ist November, is substantially similar to the old one- Re« presenting the shipowners were Captain* P. A. Peterson, H. Mnnro, arid S. HolmMessrs. W. H. G. Bennett, W. Rogers, aI J. Hodge, and,-K. M'Leay, Messrs. Ken; and Wallace, superintending engineers iot the Canterbury and Richardson companies,' also attended. The engineers were represented by Messrs. Galloway (president of the Institute of Marine Engineers), Some** ville (secretary of the ins&M^» liffiiaM (2kv«od Morgan. . :
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Evening Post, Volume CVIII, Issue 81, 2 October 1929, Page 12
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