Tiik Wellington' Typographical Society has been laying down. tlio law to the Wellington Harbour Boawl respecting prices for printing. Wo do not think very ranch of'this Society! A short time ago a case was submitted to its Secretary where one of its members secured some printing in Masterton at a cut-throat price. Proof plain and positivo was given of tho work done and the price paid for it, and a reply was received absolutely declining to inquire into the affair. Tho Society is aware that cutthroat work is executed by its own members, and ignores this while iti preaches to its customers, telling them what they ought to pay and what they ought not to pay. Why should the Harbour Board pay schedule prices wlion members of the Wellington Typographical Socioty executo other order's at half schedule prices?
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Wairarapa Daily Times, Volume XV, Issue 4723, 17 May 1894, Page 2
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