ENGINEERING TRADE

Hokitika Guardian, 6 October 1932, Page 1

ENGINEERING TRADE

DEADLOCK REACHED. 1. : • ’ I Per Press Association — Copyright.) WELLINGTON, October 5. A deadlock wa« reached concerning the 'wages of motor mechanics, which were discussed at the Conciliation Council to-day. the meeting adjourned sine die to await the outcome of negotiations upon the wages of the general engineers. ' The employers proposed a 'rate of l s lOd iper hour for senior mechanics and 2s -for these qualified under the proposed new examination. The asked for !2a ant* 2s Id respectively. j Tfie employers were prepared to pay another half-penny, but the emp'ovees • would not recede from their determination to obtain 2s arid 2s Id per hour for, the senior mechanics and those qualified under the new .examination. ■ immmmmmmmmmmmm I TO AID CLEARER SPEAKING Clear thinking is essential for clear speaking. And so is a clear throat.. Constant coughing and throat-clear-ing is. a great drawback and a- nuisance* Huskijiess can quickly be relieved by taking Baxter’s Lung Preserver. “Baxter’s” cuts the phlegm and clears the ,air passages. I If ypu need this correction, or know someone who does —get a bottle to-day at the nearest chemist or store. Is 6d, 2s 6d;.and 4s 6d.