ARBITRATION COURT.
Per Press Association—Copyright. Christchurch, last night. At the Arbitration Court Judge Cooper again urged the desirabilty of Conciliation Boards having some assistance in preparing papers in disputes. Ho considered a clerk should be prpvided by the Government for that purpose. He {will make representations to the Government in that way. A man with commercial knowledge ■ was very necessary on the Boards, but if a man With legal knowledge prepared the papers it would' 'make things, much more simple for' all. ' •' •■ ■ ' . Tlie typographical dispute before the Arbitration Court lias concluded, and the parties now await the award. The alleged interference by Mr Twomey with a witness was again mentioned by him. The Judge, replying, emphasised his previous remarks, adding that he recognised that Mr T"’?l ne -V had no intentional desire to suppress evidence.
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Gisborne Times, Volume V, Issue 92, 27 April 1901, Page 2
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