CONTRACT KILLING
WORK AT CITY ABATTOIRS ATTEMPT TO RESCIND MOTION pressed at last Thursday's City Council meeting c'T. J. U. Lund on has given notice to move at the next meeting the at the municipal abattoirs. The council had endorsed it recommendation of the abattoir's manager that it contract system of slaughtering should be adopted to obviate danger of a complete cessation of work. The proposal was adopted in face of a minority opposition, which claimed that a radical change as proposed would precipitate a crisis inasmuch Us the contract system had not been fully considered. Supplementing the motion for recission Cr. Lundon will also move: “That the council’s abattoir slaughtermen be invited by letter from the town clerk to appoint three represeni. tative spokesmen to meet the council in conference on this subject, at a special meeting of council to be convened by the Mayor for the purpose of composing such differences and difficulties as may now exist between the council’s slaughtermen and the council's abattoir management.”
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Sun (Auckland), Volume IV, Issue 942, 8 April 1930, Page 10
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168CONTRACT KILLING Sun (Auckland), Volume IV, Issue 942, 8 April 1930, Page 10
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