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Horowhenua Chronicle, 28 August 1911, Page 3

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NEW ZEALAND HIGH COMMISSIONER'S VIJiTTS. SUMMARY OF LABOUR STRTKK BILL. [>¥ KLBCTRIC TKJuKGUAPH-tOrVHIGin I PER I'IIKSS ASSOCIATION J .(Received This Day, 9.10 a.m.) LONDON, August 27. Sir "William Hall-Jones, in tlto coiuvso of an interview, rccommendod tlic adoption of th-o Now Zealand Compulsory Arbitration legislation. Mr WiirOroohs's Strike Bill compels employers and workers to give thirty (lays , notice of a cli Jingo affecting working conditions and wages, and lixes penalties for lockouts, strikes, or inciting thereto prior to an investigation of the dispute l>y (he Board. Tho latter will coiwist of l.):-:*r.t« members appointed by the Board of Trado Kin application by the- parties to the dispute.

GERMAN LOCK-OUT. ft BERLIN. August 27. The metal masters at Dresden and Chemnitz have lockod out sixty per cent of the workmen.