SEAMEN’S WAGES.
DOMINION DISPUTE. nanv® terb J lr 5 r S^ am Shipping Com Zealand diurch on n t ,a^° n Council Oltrist - enuren on Octol>cr 30. Messrs H WeffinUon h ™ t f h r» rcl :- "■ O- Smith; 1 iti rrt g • A- Peterson, Weilmgton will be the employers’ assesses Amongst the claims made bv the employers are the following monthly rates of wages:
If a. vessel is wrecked or stranded for more than twenty-four hours on her voyage, and any member of the crew is kept working by her. it is asked that his additional wage should be 2 a an hour between 7 a.m. and 8 p.m. and 3s «d u.nu and-£ a-.oi. '
Boatswain Leading A. B. ' * 13 13 0 0 d. o Lamp-trimmer ai d A.B. 13 12 o 0 Quartermaster o Lamp- trimmer 12 o o A bio seaman Ordinary seaman (18 ve 12 0 0 0 Ordinary seaman (under 18 Donkeyman 6 15 0 o 0 o Second donkeym n * 14 10 0 Greasers 14 0 0 t iremen-greasers (on vessels with one engineer only) 14 10 D -T iremen 14 o Oil-burners 14 o o Storekeepers 14 0 0 Storekeeper and greaser 34 0 0 Trimmers 12 0 0 Wipers 12 0 0
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Star (Christchurch), Issue 17159, 1 October 1923, Page 7
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209SEAMEN’S WAGES. Star (Christchurch), Issue 17159, 1 October 1923, Page 7
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