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Hokitika Guardian, 22 February 1923, Page 3

LATE LOCALS.

(11l liro- aiiinin me in e, Hill, -el ion with tjie Kokatalii Swimming Spoils that, their motor bus will leave the Central Motel to-morrow at noun, and the eliarabane at 1 ..'lO p.ni.. returning after the sports. Return lariFor the Wset Coast A. and I*. show at Grey mouth outlie- lor axemen's, bike races and trotting events close oil Saturday night.. There will be a special train from Ross and Hokitika line, arriving at Gieymoutli at 1 p.ni. and return leaving Greyniontb at 7 p.m. and rumiiiig thiough to Ross on the Wednesday of the Show . Two eases were set down for hearing I, the f’oiiciliation Commissioner, Mr W. NT-wtoii, at (! rev mouth on Wednesday. but only one was gone on wit It. The cases were Gieymoutli Restaurant and Tearooms Employes’ dispute, and the Private Hotel and Boarding House Employees’ dispute. Tin- tirst-named dispute, through an oversight in connection .with the nailers, had to be cut out and may not -row tic hoard tor some months. The second dispute was gone on with. The assessors tor the employees were: .Messrs li. A. Brooks and J. Scott and Mesdames Mathieson and Cochrane. Of the employers, of whom

several Imd been cited, only -Mrs C. A. Schroder, who was represented by Mr !(. T. Ilusii, bad tin.- courtesy to attend. The ease, after a little discussion, was referred to the Arbitration Court for settlement, this being (lie wish of all present.