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Pahiatua Herald, Volume XXV, Issue 2500, 15 June 1920, Page 5

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PREMIER Ai.id.i s Jo J.WREAS-

Efectnc Telegraph-i-ress Association ... " • lhngton. Las; N,ght. he Post am; I- • . .... Of Association conference continued to--I''*’int .on was im-su authorising alt. rat on oi the cmstituUon of tin A-s .. ~ - tne ptrovisio | pIU ' -«A 1. I ot i carried ask : e Post uid T. . . p " X al Industi \ i , , tamed Bit! Welliiigti section \ 801 i>‘(‘ m< ■ to- ght to n eirt j 'Tor t o tin ■ .•. - cat lb, dejuil.it ion to \l M;,s-ey ~;id \H Coates, lb, chairman said that Mr Wi--y I tad practically promised " ,: - 1! 1 ■ H, read ■■ 1" lowing telegram, which, he 'aid, had been s, i t to an 1 ihe Association tliat lay, • , interv lew wirlt Prime M -:,-r: - I he Prime Mil list* i del uiu ly eomniittixl the <>«*veriini«»ni. it t lie Jiii'seiiep of .i full conference, no pro lain increases in salaries or u i -es Hi sympathy with the ascertained cost ol living increase. The question ol 'Consequential adjustments will l>o r, 1,-i ted i,> a lloard is. be set up, when cacti branch of the Public Service will be dealt with on its own merits Mr Massey umber stated that if the service., were not satisth'd with the salary schedules when produced, the delegates may return and places til,, service s oht,vt:en-' o same before him. Ill’s telegram has been read to a full eonl'erone,. : eh-re its d's]>:it,’h.” The following motion ua- pas-,-dr •‘That tin- nnvtitvg is jvbx-tly satisfi.xl with ilte attitude of the conference, and congratulate- them on tb,- pre-enf. position.” Th( - • oo> der *it the tiu»tion sai,l that he was afraid that Mr Ma-s.y wouUl at - tempi to "si,l<'-st,qi" th, - ni again hut the chairman replied that that, would not h,‘ so, because Mr Ma-sow had declared that he would give a ns ply to the Association's dom , Is Im>fore Parliament met