ARBITRATION COURT.

Otago Daily Times, Issue 14684, 18 November 1909, Page 4

ARBITRATION COURT.

The following is the list of cases to bo heard by tlio Arbitration Court, which commence its sittings at Dunedin on Monday next:—

Dispute.—Otago Certificated Engine* drivers' Union of Workers y. Employers., Applications to Add Parties to Awards.— 1 N.Z. Federated Boot Trade Award tmalo operatives), two parties; N.Z. Federated Boot Trade Award (female operatives), two pa.vties; K.'A, Federated Tailore-tes' Award, six parties; Otago and Southland Operative Tailors and Shop Tai !orcssei>' Award, 186 parties; Dwiedin Tailorcs>cs' Award, 180 parties; Otago Hotel ami Restaurants' Award, five parties. Workers' Compensation Cases.—George Wilson (F. W. Platts) v. John Mill and Co. (Ltd.). Helen Robinson (.-Win and v. Ilendeivon and Grey (John u llkinson); £355 lis 6d paid into court. H. E. Buckland (A. (!. Hanlon) v. Murray, Roberls and Go. and Cook). Georfta K. Marfeil (W. C. Arkle) v. Ilenrv Eli White (Ca.ll.an and Gallaway). John and Bridget Lawless (Barclay and Scurr) v

H.M. the King (J. FM. Eraser); exp. J. Vivian Simmons (A C. Hanlon) v. Lambert Bros. Mary Cameron (Watson and Ilaggitt.) v Thomas Crane; £250 paid into court.

The Mowing case 3 aro set down for hearing at Gore, where tho Court will sit on Thursday, 25th inst.:-Dispute-Otago and Southland Goldmmevs Union of Workers v. Employers-' Workers Compensation Caw.—Andrew and Margaret. Wat lie rst one (Muealistcr Bros.) v. Peter Mackenzie LlU ' r ' C V ' A( ' am SpW,aU