COURT OF ARBITRATION.

Gisborne Times, Volume LV, Issue 6184, 15 September 1921, Page 5

COURT OF ARBITRATION.

ATTORNEY-GENERAL’S ERROR

MR REARDON’S APPOINTMENT DOES NOT LAPSE.

WELLINGTON, September 14

The Attorney-General, in an amended opinion on the Arbitration Court situation, says he now'finds he is in error in stating that Mr Reardon’s position as deputy representative has been rendered vacant. Air Reardon’s appointment does not lapse in consequence of Air AlcCullough’s resignation.—P.A.

mr McCullough re-nominated*

AUCKLAND, September 14. The Auckland Amalgamated Society of Engineers have nominated AlessrMcCullough and Rloodworth. for the two vacancies on the Arbitration Court. Mr Bloodwortk accepts nomination for the representative position if Mr McCullough declines. He will stand for the deputy.ship if Air McCullough consents. —P.A.

A TIAIARU RESOLUTION

CONFIDENCE IN THE COURT. TIMARU, September 14.

The executive of the South Canterbury Employers’ Association to-nignr discussed the impasse in connection with the Arbitration Court aud re-

solved unanimously that the charge made by Mr AlcCullough, the workers’ representative, th'at Air Justice Fraser and Mr Scott, the employers’ representative, had broken a “gentlemen’s agreement” was contrary to fact and on appeal to class prejudice and the association records its confidence in the court, presided over by Air Justice Fraser. —P.A-