LABOUR.

Timaru Herald, Volume XIIC, Issue 11997, 4 September 1909, Page 5

LABOUR.

sfcul ypjs vnox of kdttvtiox Tre<-s A>ixiciatioii-Ry Telegiaph-C<ip\light PYRIN, Sept. 2 The Intel national Lahoni Cnntciemc at Pans .complains•tbut\Kttglji>H woikmert .ire ept'Litig the e\c liision oi toieign workmen, and have disregarded the Chii'-tiania tonleieiKO resolution that ?meifrbeis ol --ai filiated Unions .should be^*-admitted a\ montbeis oi foi responding I'mous wJierevci the) went At Mr Appleton's mstmce, the conferenie appro\ed ol the Bnti«li Laboui part)'s attempts t > =pc wic the applicition oi the principles of the Foieign Knlistiuents Ait to c ases ol organised blackleg expeditions to otht i States Budapest was chosen foi the ne\t meeting ol the conference , LONDON' Sept 2 'Piit Trades Tnion section, and the Saliord Catholie Association ha\e piotested against the Ti ides Tnion Congress, endeavouring to secularise cdutatioii. \ ' | THE LVBOIRERK' TXTOX Per Press Association. CHRIRTCniTRCH, gept 3. At the annual meeting of the Canterbuiy Agricultural and Pastoial Labourers' Industrial Union it was decided to call a' special meeting to consider the financial airangements with a view to tikmg a case, before the Conciliation Council. j Mr AV H Higger, office) in chaise of the Labour Bureau, states that the labour "larket is in a ouieseont condition. There are verv few indications of unomplo\mont, while at the si"ie time there ore ie»v few for workers fearhmg the olfic Mr Hag<*er is of opinion that many of the men Who were •nnenmloved in .Tuly were simplv umble owing to wo-itlior condition to follow their u*nal avocations With the advent of sprincr tbev have gone back to tlieir former emplo)ment