THE ARBITRATION BILL.
PRESS ASSOCIATION. 1 CHRISTCHURCH, September 27. The Hon. J. A. Millar. M’nirter of Labour, passed through Christchurch tonight on his way to Wellington. Interviewed by a member of the "Press” staff ho said :—"The provisionsof the Arbitration Bill are evidently misunderstood hr sorno unionists. However, I have just oomo from Dunedin, 1 where I heard a denotation of l “"ding unionists who nn. derstund the Bill and approve it. The more tho Bill is discussed the better it will lie understood. When the reasons for marv-of t' > " clauses and the “urn's from which they were requested rare made known it will be admitted that the nm wi” -O* irnnre. -•-» V«!>isih. I hone to got tho Bill through committee within the next fortnight, and it will then come down to the Committee of the House at the, earliest possible moment after the Land B'll has been dealt wifh. I think it win meet with a favourable reception from the House, though one or two minor amendments will nrobablv he made. TH* H ; ll hrn been commended by members oF'tbp House and by the press of the country."
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New Zealand Times, Volume XXIX, Issue 6326, 28 September 1907, Page 8
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189THE ARBITRATION BILL. New Zealand Times, Volume XXIX, Issue 6326, 28 September 1907, Page 8
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