FEB. 19.] THE NEW ZEALAND GAZETTE. 553

10. Regulation 74 is hereby amended by omitting subclause
    (3), and substituting therefor the following subclause:-
    "(3.) Notwithstanding anything to the contrary contained
    in subclause (1) or subclause (2) hereof, each assessor appointed
    to a Conciliation Council in accordance with section 2 of the
    Industrial Conciliation and Arbitration Amendment Act,
    1922, who does not reside at the chief place of sitting shall
    be paid a travelling-allowance at the rate of 12s. 6d. for each
    day that he is necessarily absent from his home while engaged
    at a sitting of the Council, or in travelling by the most direct
    route from his home to the chief place of sitting to attend
    the first meeting of the Council thereat, or in travelling by
    the most direct route from the chief place of sitting to his
    home at the conclusion of the sittings : Provided that if any
    such assessor is so engaged for part only of any day he shall
    be paid for such day such less sum than the prescribed rate
    as the Registrar of Industrial Unions may deem reasonable.
    Cost of transport by land or sea while the assessor is engaged
    or travelling as aforesaid shall be payable as approved by the
    Registrar of Industrial Unions: Provided that no payment
    shall be made in accordance with this subclause on account
    of transport by cab or taxi-cab or on account of meals, tips,
    or other incidental expenses. The chief place of sitting shall
    in each case be determined by the Commissioner."

11. Regulation 74B is hereby amended by omitting sub-
    clause (2), and substituting therefor the following sub-
    clause :—
    "(2.) Notwithstanding anything to the contrary contained
    in the preceding subclause, each assessor appointed to a
    Conciliation Council in accordance with section 2 of the
    Industrial Conciliation and Arbitration Amendment Act,
    1922, shall be paid a fee of one guinea for each day that he
    is engaged at a sitting of the Council, and each such assessor
    who does not reside at the chief place of sitting shall be paid
    a fee of one guinea for each day that he is engaged in travelling
    by the most direct route from his home to the chief place of sit-
    ting to attend the first meeting of the Council thereat, or in
    travelling by the most direct route from the chief place of sitting
    to his home at the conclusion of the sittings: Provided
    that if any such assessor is so engaged for part only of any
    day he shall be paid for such day such less sum than the
    prescribed rate as the Registrar of Industrial Unions may
    deem reasonable. The chief place of sitting shall in each
    case be determined by the Commissioner."

12. Regulation 79 is hereby amended by deleting para-
    graphs (2) and (3) and form No. 27A.

13. Form No. 5D is hereby amended-
    (1.) By deleting the word "six" in the third paragraph,
    and substituting therefor the word "twenty"; and
    (2.) By inserting, after the fourth paragraph, the following
    paragraphs :-
    "I hereby give you further notice that, in the
    absence of any objection made by you, all further
    notices in connection with this dispute will be
    served by advertisement in such daily newspapers
    circulating in the district as the Clerk of Awards
    may deem sufficient;
    "You are required to address any such objection
    to the Clerk of Awards, Supreme Court Buildings,
    , and on receipt of such objection arrange-
    ments will be made for written notices to be sent
    to you."

14. The following new form No. 5DD is hereby inserted
    to follow form No. 5D :-
    "(Am. Act, 1908, sec. 31.)
    Form I.C. 5DD.
    "Under the Industrial Conciliation and Arbitration Act,
    1908, and its amendments.
    "CITATION OF RESPONDENT AND NOTICE TO APPOINT
    ASSESSORS.
    "To the Respondent[s].
    "In the matter of an industrial dispute between ,
    applicant, and , respondent, and of a reference
    thereof for hearing by a Council of Conciliation.
    "I HEREBY give you notice that your name is included in the
    list of respondents in the above-mentioned dispute. This
    list may be seen by you, if required, at the office of the Clerk
    of Awards in any of the industrial districts to which the
    dispute relates.
    "I hereby give you further notice that I have appointed
    the day of , 19 , at o'clock in the
    noon, as the time, and as the place, for the
    hearing of the above-mentioned dispute; and I hereby re-
    quire you to attend at the hearing thereof, and at least three
    days before the said date to recommend qualified
    persons for appointment as assessors at the said hearing.
    "You are required by section 5 of the Amendment Act
    of 1911 to lodge with the Commissioner (at the office of the
    Clerk of Awards at ), not less than three clear days
    before the hearing of the dispute, a statement in detail ad-
    mitting such of the claims of the applicants as you desire
    to admit, or making a counter-proposal with respect to the
    claims of the applicants or some one of them. On the
    hearing of the dispute no counter-proposal by you will be
    considered other than the proposals contained in the said
    statement, except with the leave of the Commissioner on such
    terms and conditions as he deems just.
    "You are further required, by regulation, to lodge as many
    copies of your admissions or counter-proposals as there are
    applicant parties, and twenty additional copies.
    "A copy of the application for the hearing of the dispute
    (omitting the list of respondents) is enclosed herewith.
    "I hereby give you further notice that, in the absence of
    any objection made by you, all further notices in connection
    with this dispute will be served by advertisement in such
    daily newspapers circulating in the district as the Clerk of
    Awards may deem sufficient.
    "You are required to address any such objection to the
    Clerk of Awards, Supreme Court Buildings, , and on
    receipt of such objection arrangements will be made for
    written notices to be sent to you.
    "Dated at , this day of , 19 .
    , Commissioner."

15. Form No. 13B is hereby further amended-
    (1.) By deleting the word "twelve" in the third para-
    graph, and substituting therefor the word "twenty";
    and
    (2.) By inserting, after the third paragraph, the following
    paragraphs :-
    "I hereby give you further notice that, in the
    absence of any objection made by you, all further
    notices in connection with this dispute will be
    served by advertisement in such daily newspapers
    circulating in the district as the Clerk of Awards
    may deem sufficient.
    "You are required to address any such objection
    to the Clerk of Awards, Supreme Court Buildings,
    , and on receipt of such objection arrange-
    ments will be made for written notices to be sent
    to you."

16. The following new form No. 13BB is hereby inserted
    to follow form No. 13B:-
    "(Am. Act, 1911, sec. 4.)
    Form I.C. 13BB.
    "Under the Industrial Conciliation and Arbitration Act,
    1908, and its amendments.
    "NOTICE OF APPLICATION MADE BY AN INDUSTRIAL AS.SO-
    CIATION TO THE COURT OF ARBITRATION FOR AN AWARD
    TO APPLY TO MORE THAN ONE INDUSTRIAL DISTRICT.
    Industrial District.
    "To
    "In the matter of an industrial dispute between ,
    applicant, and , respondent[s], and of an appli-
    cation to the Court of Arbitration for an award to apply
    to more than one industrial district.
    "Notice is hereby given that an application has been made
    to the Court of Arbitration for an award in connection with
    the said dispute to apply to the industrial districts.
    "Notice is hereby further given that your name is included
    in the list of respondents in the above-mentioned dispute.
    This list may be seen by you, if required, at the office of the
    Clerk of Awards in any of the industrial districts to which
    the dispute relates.
    "In pursuance of section 5 of the Industrial Conciliation
    and Arbitration Amendment Act, 1911, the respondents are
    required to lodge with me, not later than three clear days before
    the hearing of the dispute, a statement in detail admitting such
    of the claims of the applicants as they desire to admit, or
    making a counter-proposal with respect to the claims of the
    applicants or some or one of them. On the hearing of the
    dispute no counter-proposal by the respondents will be
    considered other than those contained in such statement,
    except with the leave of the Court, on such terms and con-
    ditions as it deems just.
    "The respondents are further required by regulation to
    lodge as many copies of their admissions or counter-proposals
    as there are applicant parties, and twenty additional copies.
    "A copy of the application for the hearing of the dispute
    (omitting the list of the respondents) is enclosed herewith.
    "I hereby give you further notice that, in the absence of
    any objection made by you, all further notices in connection
    with this dispute will be served by advertisement in such
    daily newspapers circulating in the district as the Clerk of
    Awards may deem sufficient.
    "You are required to address any such objection to the
    Clerk of Awards, Supreme Court Buildings, , and
    on receipt of such objection arrangements will be made for
    written notices to be sent to you.
    "Dated at , this day of , 19 .
    , Clerk of Awards."

F. D. THOMSON,
Clerk of the Executive Council.