Arbitration in Australia.
By Telegraph—Press Association—Copyright Sydney, Sept. 20. A new clause has been embodied in tho Arbitration Bill, providing that a line not exceeding £IOOO, or imprisonment not exceeding six months, for any person who, whether he belongs to a union or not, participates deliberately in a strike or lock-out, cither before tho dispute could be referred to the Court of Arbitration or during the hearing before the Court, and fixing high monetary penalties for non-observance or broaches of the Court’s orders and awards.
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Gisborne Times, Volume VI, Issue 219, 21 September 1901, Page 1
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