BUILDERS’ ASSOCIATION.

Waikato Times, Volume 119, Issue 19911, 13 June 1936, Page 22 (Supplement)

BUILDERS’ ASSOCIATION.

W MONTHLY MEETING. The monthly meeting 0: the llam—ilton Master Builders‘ Association “as held last night. the president, Mr \V. H, Young, pi-csidlng over a good at— Lendance Mr F. H. V\‘illl:\ms was nominated as a member zind the president ru—iiiui'kod Lliul lliis brought iliu intuitionship up to thirty building and cum trawling lll'llls in Hamilton. .\li‘ Lillui'ull i'eportvd that tllu pl'qudent had paid lliu unit-uses. ununcclcal with Hm annual lllL‘liHllß‘ Elevei-iil llll‘lllh(‘|'\ i'viuni'kml nll Illi' gmi-‘i‘ous spirit, displayvd ii)‘ ”1“ [ll'k‘hi'll‘llL and, although hi‘ lit-ulmiz‘d .iguiihl i‘i‘i‘vi‘ PIH'P in lliv nmlim', ii \uly- iii' Hi!llll\‘~ \\.l\ I'Ml'l'ii‘d 1‘) :u'i'liliildlinii. I: \\.i> rminlvd um Hm hiiililin: “.\(x \inii'q- lilu'l} iii illi'ivam‘ (mini: I‘‘ Hum I"}DLIH‘JH aemoi‘uinu lulluLll‘ r~_-ii~ "‘"‘JUS. \xllicli would also increase the

cost of materials. The New Zealand Master Builders‘ Federation had sup—plied an extra clause to be inserted in tenders for work which would pro—tect builders and contractors against Increased c 0515, should the some take place before contracts are nompleted. A draft Bill was submitted to mem—bers, and a resolution was passed ugreoing to support the provisions of the Bill, which will protect those eu—x‘agml in the industry as well as tho unvrul iuililio, élß‘ulllSt tlie operations of those who fail to comply with the ntilllillll‘ll mums-{try in order to become i'rg'isti-rwi liliil'lcl‘s. ’l'lic sm'rvixiry was instructed to write to \Velling‘lon drawing attention In the delays in payment of the ‘Sllllsldy, thl rwiucsling tinit payment 1H: expedited whom the Work is complete-l.