A BASIS OF SETTLEMENT.

Colonist, Volume LVIII, Issue 14409, 21 May 1917, Page 6

A BASIS OF SETTLEMENT.

MEN TO RESUME FORTHWITH

PRISONERS TO-BE RELEASED ON

BAIL.

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At a. ctml'erehco with tlie engineers' «sxet'-i:.tivey Mr Lloyd ■George-presiding, the following proposals were accepted: Tie engineers' executive and shoi> stewards to issue instructions to the men to resume work forth with; the ■If a statmneiit is true, and is certified ■. to, . "• - To accept it as such is a wise thins to do j It is futile to argue and wrangle and doubt . .If there's nought tn wrangle and argue . "about. .■"■•■' ,■■ ,: : . ... ■If you /suffer from couglis, .broncliitis, or coW, •■). Seek relief nt tho druggist's where ''•Woocises'* is/sold; >;A glad restoration to health you'll as- ■ . ■•■sure, "•;■■■ If you ask '. for Woods' Pepueriniiifc ..,, ; .c£iit;<>; ; v -- ■■;■:■:., ■■■ :' ■ ' ■■"■'•" •:-: ■V N ;■' :'■ .'•'■

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executive council to negotiato with, tho Government regarding existing differences, and endeavour to, continue this1 practice with the view of avoiding future stoppages; no further arrests1 to be made, and arrested men to be released on their own recognisances pending hearing of, tl:e case.