STATE MINERS CHARGED.
ALLEGED BREACH OF AWARD. ; ;BX TEU3GRAK*.-—OWN •' OOBKESPOKttSST-J ' <$> GKEI'MOUTH. To*** Charged with a breach of an industry' agreement in that they." held an illegal - stop-work meeting; 74 ' Stats miners wen proceeded against by the inspector tf , awards, Mr. G. /'*■*■ Grieve, at x|u> Magistrate's Court, before Mr- V *% drum, S.M., this morning. A penal . » £5 was claimed in each case. ■_~ Mr. Grieve said Mr. P. J- -o.J*£°'.. ■-, who was appearing for ; the defcq d. ,£ was unable to be present, and he, *ogJ | therefor? apply to an adjournment n«Friday. . , <e "j? . The application whs granted, '^''^M
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New Zealand Herald, Volume LX, Issue 18294, 10 January 1923, Page 6
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