ADDINGTON INQUIRY.

Taranaki Daily News, Volume LII, Issue 38, 10 March 1909, Page 2

ADDINGTON INQUIRY.

I'Hli -MK.V.s ltliyL'KST. Uirislchurcli, Tin sda\. Tlic -iUJiii-U.il workers adhere' f their request lot an outside rcprociu itivc, <ind in>isl mi .Mr. Taylor. Al.l'. Tin' cJl'rct of thin i* Unit they will n»t li" ' represented at tlic cii([iiiiy to-morrow. CO.VI.MISSIOXKits OX T1 IK SCIOXK. Thristcii'iirch, IjiirtL Night. L'rofessor Scott (chairman of tin- Addiuiyton workshops enquiry) w«» >.ern by « representative (if tlic News I" day. ilic stated Hint lie luul mi full lu'i- information on tin' {iiilijcct "f tlic enquiry. Oil tin' arrival of Mr. K. Ilohi'itn from Dimedin liy tlic lir-l c\|>iv-u tlli- rvciiiii'', tli« liicnulicr.s of tlic c.»iiiiiii>-sio,i meet ami arrange details. .Mr. .1. .1. Xiveii (Napier), tlic other niciiilici' of Hie commission, arrived ill thiis city this morning. A of the employee- was lie! I during the lunch hour lu-day. when niter a, discussion of the dcvclo|inicnls ill connection, will, tlic men's request !•> lie represented In' .Mr. T. li. Taylor. M.l'. it was decided to coiilinii the re | solution of the pre■vioii« day with the niattcr. HON. .Mild.All IXTKKVIKWKD. Chrislclnmdi, l.ast Niehl. Interviewed to-night. the llmi. ■!. Mil lar said Ire luul not altered his decision relative to'representation of the Adding ton employees at the fortlicoinin-r in (miry. The men liail liecii oll'cred a sc lection from the whole of the railwin service in Xew Zealand, and lie was <lc tcniiincd that no outsider should taki „ part ill the proceedings of the com mission. If the men adhered to thi-i resolution not to appoint a roprcsciita live the i!i(|niry would "u on witliou them.