ARBITRATION COURT
AUCKLAND SESSION RESUMES AFTER VACATION FIXTURE LIST PREPARED The Auckland sitting of the Arbitration Court, which was begun in December,. was- resumed this morning after the’ ’ holiday vacation. Mr. Justice Frazer presided. Today was given to the making of fixtures, which will occupy the court until February 27. The list of. business is as follows: Wednesday, February 12.—10 a.m.: Interpretation’ Tallymen’s Award; electrical workers’ apprenticeship matters; .2.15, furniture apprenticeship matters.
Thursday,- February 13.—-10 a.m., bacon curers’ dispute; 2.15, Female Bookbinders’ Award. Friday, February 14.—10 a.m., Storemen’s and Packers’ Award; 2.15, Crawford v. John Fuller and Sons; Jensen v. Craigie ■ (two cases).
Monday,’ ’ February 17.—30 a.m., Smith v, W'aipa Railway and Collieries Company. . , *
Tuesday, February a.m.. creameries-dispute.
Wednesday,' February 1 9.—10 a.m., F. HethOringtofi y; W. J. Blows; L. A. Millar v. Parker Engineering Company.
Thursday, February 20.—10 a.m.. Little v. Nearing and Company; Friday, February 21.—10 a.m., Wehi Rahipere v. National Timber Company, Limited; 2.15, A. Howison v. H. L. White, Limited; Thomas v. Union Steam Ship Company, Limited. Monday, February 24.—10 a.m.. McLeod v. U.S.S. Company, Limited: 2.15, Flowerday v. Auckland City Council. Tuesday, February 25.—Engineers’ and motor mechanics? business.
Wednesday, February 26.—Tailors’ and Shirt-workers’ Award interpretation.
Thursday, February 27.—Thames Miners’ Award. Court leaves for Wellington.
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Sun (Auckland), Volume III, Issue 894, 11 February 1930, Page 1
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