ARBITRATION COURT.

Star (Christchurch), Issue 10925, 14 November 1913, Page 7

ARBITRATION COURT.

NEXT WEEK'S SITTINGS. The following is the list of cases to come before his Honor Mr Justice Sim at the sittings of the Arbitration Court, commencing on Monday at 10 a.m.:— DISPUTES. ; Ohristchurch Painters' Union v. Ohristchurch Master Painters' Association and others j Ohristchurch Operative Bootmakers' Society v. 0. Ashton and others; Ashburton Timber-yards', etc., Union t. Ashburton Gas Co., Ltd.. and others; Ohristchurch General Labourers' Union v. Builders' and Contractors' Association and others; same v. Ohristchurch City Council and others; same v. Halswell Quarry Company and others; same v. Canterbury (New Zealand) Seed Company, Limited, and others; same v. Anderson and Brown and others; Canterbury Slaughtermen's Union v. Ohristchurch Meat Co., Ltd., and another; Ohristchurch Aerated Waterworkers v. H. Mace and Co. and others; Chris.tchurch Retail Drapers' Assistants v. W. Strange and Co., Ltd., and others; United Millers' Enginedrivers' Union v. 'Wood Bros./ Ltd., and others; Canterbury Motor-car and Horse-drivers' Union v. T. Armstrong. Ltd., and others; Canterbury Grocers Assistants' Union v. J. C Angus and others; Canterbury Motor-car and Horse-drivers' Union v. Hayward and Co. and others. COMPENSATION CASES. Jeffery (Mr Acland) v. Kidd (Mr Hunter), claim to assess compensation; Singleton (Mr Johnston) v. Christ's College Incorporated (Mr Harper), claim for £1 a week and declaration of liability; Watkins (Mr Leathern) v. Matthews and another (Mr Harper), claim for £270 or declaration of liability ; Gibbs (Mr Cuningham) v. Maddren Bros. (Mr Harper), claim for £1 oer week; Popplewell (Mr Harper) v. II.M. the King (Solicitor-General), claim for £l4 12s 6d and £500; Donovan (Mr Cuningham) v. Kinsey and Co., claim for £1 lis 2d per week. MISCELLANEOUS. Scott Bros., Ltd., v. the Inspector of Awards (Mr Wright), case on appeal; Canterbury Printers' Machinists' and Bookbinders' award, application to add parties; United Furniture Trades' award, application to add parties; Canterbury Traction and stationary Engine-drivers' award, application to add parties; New Zealand Federated Tailoresses' award, application to add parties. TIMARU SITTINGS. The following cases are set down for hearing before' his Honor Mr Justice Sim at Timaru on "Friday, November 21, at 10.30 a.m.:— DISPUTES. Timaru Wharf Labourers v. D. C. Turnbull and Co. and others: Christchurch Journalists' Industrial Union of Workers v. "Timaru Herald" Go., Ltd. and others. COMPENSATION CASES. M'Auley (Mr Raymond) v. Timaru Borough Council (Mr Perry), claim for £421 4s and £2O; Leith (Mr Rowe) v. Jackson and Co., Ltd., (Mr Tripp), to assess compensation. MISCELLANEOUS. United Furniture Trades' award, application to add parties; Waimato Workers' Threshing Millers' award, application to add parties.