TRIBUNAL’S FINDING

Waipukurau Press, Volume XXVIII, Issue 120, 16 May 1932, Page 5

TRIBUNAL’S FINDING

In The Tramway Strike

PREFERENCE FOR 60 NEW MEN

BALANCE STAFF FROM STRIKERS

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CHRISTCHURCH, This Day.

The Christchurch Trani Tribunal’s decision says that the Board shall employ up to 60 of the new men. and complete its normal staff by selection from members now on strike. Charges of victimisation are held to be disproved. The Board accepts the finding.

THE BOARD’S ACCEPTANCE

BUT UNION NOT DECIDED

The Tramway Board has accepted the tribunal’s decision, but the Union is still considering it.

NO WEEK-END TROUBLE

CHRISTCHURCH POSITION QUIET

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CHRISTCHURCH, LasUNight.

A week-end has passed almost without incident. The service ceased on Saturday evening early, the last trains leaving the city at 5.45 p.m., and there was no service to-day.

There was no repetition this week of last Saturday’s demonstration at tho football matches.

.ANOTHER THOUSAND SPECIALS

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CHRISTCHURCH, Last Night

So that the' arduous work may ho spread, over easier shifts, and because it is convinced. .of the necessity of enTolling another 1000 temporary police for the preservation of law and. order, the Council of the Canterbury Chamber of Commerce has sent a circular letter to business firms, asking that members ■of staffs enrol.