FURTHER NEGOTIATIONS FOR SETTLEMENT.

NZ Truth, Issue 437, 8 November 1913, Page 6

FURTHER NEGOTIATIONS FOR SETTLEMENT.

,iu*t prior to g.'lng tv pros.; newt Yes* me through that n*r illations were ; m prugre^K and that thure wen- mdi* cation* vi.it v sttii.sfact.iry settlement 'would be rea» bed during tho eoorae o£. , . the day, Mc*'«i>. <i- l-Vrlund {secretary .»£ th» : \Vaien-idir.V Cni<»n>. *.JI->vcr 'ehuir- ? man >t .Strike Committee), tfeario, Prof. Mill*, .mil twu uihers m behalf of I the W.itvisfd. ri< met .Messrs:'. l»owdrell, PorayMie, UujUm.l, Kldwell, Chamber*, I nnd Hat-tun. representing the Farmer*, I at the Military Bu.rra*?k« on Thursday 'evening, and discussed ?«r two hour* • the important utu-rttion Of a. peace* ■ able s. tUemem. Tin farmers' reon*^ ! jirm.ithe* submitted th«» follow lhAfQ I thei'iBASIS OF SETTLEMENT. j An aKreMiieui t<» b<- Irawn up boj »wri.n tilt- combined .Siiip >lng Com* | iMtih-h. liarbji Hoard*, .md Watered* ' ' Wei kern of New- Zetland s>i contain [the present agreement an I the fwllow.- : j in* further eon'Jiiioiiw.-- --' 1, To last three veair*, i >\ To iu-«nViin a clause submuti.is alt i uikputen on minor points to a Com* j mlitee. eompootMl nf thy representative* from each sine m the dispute tng their decision, and tn tt»«. can* wf thi.-te failure, to agree; that the point In dispute be dei ided by sonn. thirl uorty to be agreed tip.m by both, com m it '.eta. ;t. That itt the ease of any other. industrial dispute arising which i would Involve a sympathftUc i*trik« I on the p*rt oi the Wateriiiuo Work* I ei»' tuium* the Watersidt* Workers* Union agtvy thai they will take no action m t»»v matter of a ilrike, un« ' less tbi' tmiplover or "Uiployers tnsucii industrial ilitipute refuite to jiuhtnit the it.im«> to the tjec^itm of an »rbiirAU<»n tribunal >»milarly formed an-l constituted a) j the trjtni* nal to wh.eb they hu\m a^re^i n» r*{*r tlfir depute. l. Work *»» IkC tmiuediatety rewiui* ' mi uil'h'C the |»r»*M»m aj»re*'ini'i>l. A inreiing of the Waterside W*orker»' V\\U)*\ t«» eottHider the fainwmt ji«ci|H.**ai»» u,«*i beintf held when ••Truth" vent to j»re*i% .»»t Jiiduy '