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•aper-milling Riverhead Mill. — Machine - men, Is. per hour; beater-men, Is. per hour; firemen, cuttermen, and finishers, lOd. per hour ; others, 9d. per hour. Hours of labour, 52 per week » Machine-men, 48s. per week; machinemen's assistants, 33s. per week ; beatermen, 48s. per week ; beatermen's assistants, 36s. per week ; firemen, 48s. per week ; choppermen, 40s. per week ; cuttermen, 40s. per week; bag-room foreman, 48s. per week ; finishers, 42s. per week ; others, 17s. 6d. to 40s. per week. Hours of labour, 48 per week. Paper-mill workers (Mataura).— Machinemen, Is. 2d. per hour ; machine-men's assistants, 8Jd. per hour ; beatermen, Is. 2d. per hour; beatermen's assistants, OJd. per hour; engine-drivers, Is. ljd. per hour ; firemen, Is. per hour ; boilermen, lOJd. per hour; choppermen, 1 1 Jd per hour; choppermen's assistants, 9d. per hour; first glazier, lOd per hour; second glazier, 8d. per hour; cuttermen, Is. per hour; first finisher, Is. per hour ; second finisher, lljd. per hour ; third finisher, 9Jd. per hour ; baler, lOJd. per hour ; yardmen, lOJd. per hour; nightwatchmen, Is. per hour; man in charge of rag-shed, lljd. per hour; man in charge of bagroom, 60s. per week ; boy in bag-room, 20s. per week ; carters, 46s. per week. Hours of labour, 48 per week for shiftmen, and 45 per week for other workers. Journeymen, Is. 3d. and Is. per hour; apprentices, six years, 5s. to 25s. per week. Hours of labour, 44 per week. 'lumbers and gasfitters 'rinting First-class journeyman, Is 2d. per hour other journeymen, Is. per hour; apprentices, six years, 5s. to 20s. per week. Hours of labour, 47 per week Linotype and other machine operators, day 66s., night 72s., or Is. 7d. and Is. 9d. per hour, the day's work to consist of not more than 7 hours; case hands and bulk hands, day hands 60s., night hands 66s., per week of 48 hours; letterpress-ma-chinists, 55s. per week of 48 hours; apprentices, six years, 7s. 6d. to 30s. per week. Hours of labour, 48 per week. Competent workmen, Is. 4d. and- Is. 5d. Journeymen, 10s. and 9s. per day "of per hour ; improvers, Is. 3d. per hour. eight hours ; apprentices, five years, Apprentices, six years, 7s. to 32s. 6d. 5s. to 25s. per week. Hours of labour, per week. Hours of labour, 45 j per 44 per week week South Canterbury Award. —Journeymen, Is. 3d. and Is. l|d. per hour; sheetmetal workers, 48s. per week. Hours of labour, 45 per week Linotype and other machine operators, Lithographic machinists, SOs. per week day 70s., night 76s., per week, the of 48 hours; compositors, Is. 6d. to day's work to consist of not more than Is. 7Jd. per hour on piecework ; job7 hours; compositors, day 65s., night ing or weekly stab liands, 60s. per week, 70s., per week of 48 hours ; apprentices, or piecework; apprentices, six years, four years, 6s. to 30s. per week ; litho- 5s. to 30s. per week ; operators on graphic machinists, 60s. per week ; type-setting machines, 70s. to 76s. per letterpress-machinists, 50s. to 60s. per , week ; Saturday- night editions, 2s. 6d. week ; apprentices, six years, 7s. 6d. | per hour ; probationers, 50s. to 66s. per to 37s. 6d. per week. Hours of labour, ! week, or Is. 6d. to Is. 9d. per hour. 48 per week Hours of labour, 42 per week. [Note. Linotype probationers, day 50s. to —See also Cardboard-box makers.] OOs. per week, night 66s. to 66s. per week; when employed by the hour, Is. 6d. for day-work, and Is. 9d. for night-work. Apprentices, four years, 10s. to 30s. per week, and 2s. 6d. per week in addition when working at machines. Hours of labour 42 per week I Linotype and monotype operators, 70s. per week for day-work, and 76s. per week for night-work, or Is. 8d. and Is. lOd per hour respectively by timework ; bulk hands and correctors, 65s. per week for day-work, and 70s. per week for night - work ; second stone hands, 70s. per week for day-work, and 75s. per week for night-work ; casual bulk hands, night-work, Is. 9d. per hour probationers, day - work 50s. to 60s. per week, night-work 56s. to 66s. per week, or Is. 6d. and Is. 9d per hour respectively if employed by the hour; apprentices, machine period, second to sixth year, 15s. to 35s. per week ; monoline - operators, for day-work 66s. per week, for night-work 72s. per week; probationers, 50s. to OOs. per week for day-work, and 56s. to 66s. per week for night-work. Hours of labour, 42 per week.