ARBITRATION COURT.
Per Press Association. Gisborne. March 20. In the Arbitration Court the sitting concluded to-night, the Court announcing that it would take time lo deliver judgment in regard to the Freezing Union's claims. The case lasted all day! and was continued to-night. Auckland. .March 2S. Mr. Justice Sim, President of tho Arbitral ion Court, has forwarded to the. Auckland Registrar, an answer to the application for an interpretation of the tailoresses' industrial award. the point to be decided was what constituted a Jirst-elass trouser and vest ham', entitled to the minimum wage of 30s pelweek. His Honor replied that the (pies tiou -would have to be determined if necessary by the Court on the evidence in each case ill which it arose, but il might be taken as a general rule thai a worker who had served his apprenticeship of three years, and had thereafter worked two years at her trade, and was a competent worker, ought to be treated as a first-class hand.
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Taranaki Daily News, Volume L, Issue 59, 30 March 1907, Page 2
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165ARBITRATION COURT. Taranaki Daily News, Volume L, Issue 59, 30 March 1907, Page 2
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