ARBITRATION COURT.
\ .— -»- ■ ,' j FARM LABOURERS' DISPUTE. ; I [BY TELEGRAPH. —PRESS association'.] I Blenheim, Thursday. '. In the Arbitration Court to-day, the farm i , labourers' ' case abruptly terminated, the I president ruling that the procedure Laid j down in sections 105 and 106 of the Indus-! trial and Conciliation Act. 1905, had not: been complied with by the labour union in;j citing the employers. The Couit, there- '■ fore, had no jurisdiction, and the case was! dismissed. BREACHES OF AWARDS. [BY TELEGRAPH.---PltE.sS ASSOCIATION.] Blenheim, Thursday. Win. Osgood, builder, was fined £10,1 '.covering three breaches of the carpenters'] i award. Thos. May, builder, and J. Les- [ [lie, plumber, were each fined £5. I
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New Zealand Herald, Volume XLIV, Issue 13482, 5 July 1907, Page 6
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