ARBITRATION COURT.
WORKERS’ REPRESENTATIVE. CHRISTCHURCH, February 22. In reply to the Auckland Trades and Labour Council .Mr Hiram Hunter haa telegraphed as follows: —“Your protege Mr Monteith and his friends, declared that the best method of defence was attack and instigated a campaign against me through the papers. I accepted 0 t challenge in my own defence, using the sams medius. Whilst regretting the necessity I welcome the opportunity of proving to all lovers of a clean fight the despicable tactics adopted by you and oertain others to discredit me, because I would not accept your dictatorship. Your frenzied resolutions are tin. signals of distress. Crocodile tears deceive nobody, and unjust attacks always provoke unpleasant reprisals. I thank you for your hostility, which is more acceptable than your friendship/*
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Otago Witness, Issue 3755, 2 March 1926, Page 33
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129ARBITRATION COURT. Otago Witness, Issue 3755, 2 March 1926, Page 33
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