TRAWLING INDUSTRY.
a ll'iai 'United Pnrss Association.] NAPIER, May L' 3. A sitting; of the Conciliation Connoil was held to-day to hear an application by the employers of the trawling; industry for a variation of the terms of agreement in tho direction of pi-nit-ting, freedom of contract. They .-:ontended that it was impossiblo to make a profit unless a lnodiiieulim wis agreed to, and boats would have to lay up ;..,d men would bo thrown out >( er.i 1. The union would not ajj;reo to Deodoin of contract, and there beiti;>; no ;>n sold of settlement the case was ser.t to the Arbitration Court.
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Evening Star, Issue 14573, 23 May 1911, Page 4
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103TRAWLING INDUSTRY. Evening Star, Issue 14573, 23 May 1911, Page 4
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