"A PLACE FOR FREEDOM OF SPEECH."
' ' —9— A JUDGE ON THE CONCILIATION - . COUNCIL. By Telegraph—Press Association. , ; Christchurch,'September 21. J lii tho Arbitration Court to-day the union representative mentioned, in connection with the painters' dispute, that two of the employers' assessors had agreed to a point in tho Conciliation Council, but another assessor stood out. Mr. Justice Stringer said that in Ifuturo lie did not- want reference made to the Conciliation Council in Court. The Council was a place- for freedom of . speech. All proceedings thero were without prejudice, and ho did not wish any mention of those proceedings made in tho Arbitration Court. Tho Court heard the painters' dispute and reserved dfecision. -
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Dominion, Volume 9, Issue 2883, 22 September 1916, Page 8
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