SOUTHLAND SLAUGHTERMEN.
INVERCARGILL, February 3.
A conference between the slaughtermen' md representatives of the Southland Freezing Works was held this afternoon and evening to review the draft agreement defining- the wages and conditions of work, pto. Nothing is finally fixed yet, but everything goes smoothly. It is the practice of those concerned to hold these meetings, and conferences are also held .between the masters and the men with reference to a scries of agieements from the Southland Freezing Workeis' Union. The men effected do vanou3 kinds of work under different conditions, and tho ta>k of arriving at an arrangement satisfactory to all
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parties ie not easy. X is 1 nclerstcod, ho\\c\ei, that this has been done.
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Otago Witness, Issue 2812, 5 February 1908, Page 24
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117SOUTHLAND SLAUGHTERMEN. Otago Witness, Issue 2812, 5 February 1908, Page 24
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