ARBITRATION COURT.

Taranaki Daily News, Volume L, Issue 61, 2 November 1907, Page 2

ARBITRATION COURT.

Per Press Association.- ~fim Wauganui, Last Night. '%W, At a sitting of the Arbitration -CourV'ii j held here to-day, all the breaches dealt with, were from outside the di*trict. J. Campbell, of Marton ( ma lined £6 lor failing to pajr mgw v'i : . every Saturday. D. F. Hunterj Maitoa, was fined £2 for failing to.-payT-'ilio minimum wage under the painting award.' E. Westwoodj Bulla, chuged with under-paying a blacksmith, VTM*",' ordered to pay costs. W. W. David* '> son, Taihape, was fined £1 fo< falling «? to allow a blacksmith a G. French, Bulls, was fined £2 for rnfcj>] derpaying a tailor. J. Brunton, terville, was fined £3 for a tailoress. H. Jones, an opeintinil blacksmith, was fined £2 for for less than the minimum wage,

NOMINATION OF WORKERS' EBFBlsii SENTATIVE. ' .J| Per Press Association. Jg Dunedin, Last Nighi%|fi| The Carters' Union has nominate Sfr3sl J. H. HeCullough as the workers' sentative on the Arbitration Court «« Mr. W. T. Young acting member ItSffil Plasterers' Union also nominated Mr. 7.M H. McCullough as the workers' repre-ili sentative and Mr. R. Slater as actiiuf ' member. This is the first occasion on, which Mr. Slater has been nominated for the position pf acting member.