TIMBER MILL APPEALS
ONLY ONE UPHELD Messrs Gardner and Yeoman Ltd , appealed for William Duncan Holland, lorry driver, John Robert Thompson, box man, and James Thomson, mill hand. The first case is sin© die and the other two men were set down to enter camp at the end of June. Mr Gardner told the committee that if the men had to tr o they could be released at the end oi May. The company had not taken advantage of the Timber Controller’s consent to work a 4B hour week as against the 40. The log supply did not warrant that. Mr T. Jordan suggested that if th e factory worked one hour longer per day it might release one man for camp. John Charles Ernest Cavanagh, bushinan, also was granted a postponement of service but in this instance the appeal was lodged by E. C. Oavanagh on grounds of Public Interest.
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Pahiatua Herald, Volume XLXI, Issue 15039, 9 May 1942, Page 2
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