ARBITRATION COURT

Dominion, Volume 8, Issue 2464, 18 May 1915, Page 3

ARBITRATION COURT

SITTING IN DUNEDIN. 'J^lesraph—Pres* Association-* Dunedin, May 17. Tha Arbitration Court sat this morning to hear the chemical manure workets' dispute. Mr. Breen, for the union, stated that he had just heard that Mr. Soott, the employers' representative, had broken down in health, and lie agreed to an l adjournment of the dispute until the 26th. As regards the ships' tally-clerks' dispute, the President said the Court had come to the conclusion that the union was fairly representative of the workers, and the Court saw 110 reason why the union should not have a dispute. The union was consequently referred back to the Conciliation Council.

BRISTOL PIANO CO., LTD. CLEARING SALE OF PIANOS AND ORGANS. Everyone who wishes to secure a piano or organ at a greatly reduced prico should read The Bristol Piano Co.'s interesting announcement appearing on another page. This well-known music warehouse is commencing to-morrow a great clearing sale in its I.ambton Quay showrooms. As space is urgently required for extensive new shipments, The Bristol has decided to dispose of a laTge assortment of 6liglitly shop-worn and second-hand pianos and organs irrespective of cost. Many instruments are equal to new in tone and playing condition; others, second-hand, are satisfactory in every respect. Prices are astonishingly low, as the reductions range from 25 per cent, to as much as 75 per cent. Although* the sale will continue for three weeks, intending purchasers should call early on Wednesday, as there is expected to bo a large demand for the bargains. Lack of ready cash need not deter any responsible householder from taking advantage of this favourable buying opportunity. The Bristol Piano Co., Ltd., will, if so desired, arrange easy terms of payment. They also offer to country purchasers the further benefit of refunding return railway fares.

Messrs. A. L. Wilson and Co. insert particulars of an important sale of English motor-cars they are holding to-mor-row. at 11 a.m. sharp, at Messrs. Hedland and Robinson's motor garage, Cambridge Terrace. The cars comprise four Stuart and one Clement Talbot. The former are especially adaptable for taxis, and the Ta'bot could easily be converted into a very fine and powerful lorry. The sale 16 being held under instructions from the holders'of the bill of sale. It is expected ih:it thesr- cars will readily sell. Inspection may be made up to hour of sale, which commences promptly at 11 a.m. The Clement Talbot car will be ilrrf offered.