■ The Builders' Association held a meeting on September 29. at the rooms, Victoria Arcade, when a notice from the bricklayers re the proposed rise in wages from Is 3d !;o Is fid per hour, to take place in one month from date, was discussed. > The members came to the conclusion that' the demand for work did j nob. warrant the i projected rise, and thought the bricklayers should have given three months' notice, as was done in the case of the rise in journeymen carpenters' wages..': It was finally decided,' That on the Ist of January, 1897, the wages be Is 4id per hour, in lieu of Is 3d, as at "pre sent,', -■■■■ ': ■■ y ,
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New Zealand Herald, Volume XXXIII, Issue 10252, 2 October 1896, Page 4 (Supplement)
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