1 Rates of wages shown are monthly rates (with board) on ships sailing from the port of Boston according to class of ship, its cargo, or destination. The maximum number of hours of labor is not prescribed.

1 Rates, when expressed in terms of money, represent rates per hour. Symbols signify as follows: Reg.= Regular time; 11⁄2 T.-Time and one-half; 2 T. Double time.

2 Double time on Sundays or on seventh day if working Sunday as a regular day; on holidays same rate as

for evenings.

Friday off; 8 hours on Sunday.

Friday off; 9 hours on Sunday.

No work on Saturday; work 9 hours on Sunday.

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* Double time on Sundays or on seventh day if working Sunday as a regular day; on holidays same rate as

for evenings.

No work on Saturday; work 9 hours on Sunday.

• Machine operators usually; in some cases fill bottles by hand.

• For 6 months, 48 hours a week, and for 6 months, 54 hours a week.

7 For 2 months, 9 hours a day, 54 hours a week; for 10 months, 8 hours a day, 48 hours a week.

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• On draught teams, work 54 hours a week during 6 months, and 48 hours a week during 6 months. Helpers on teams handling larger than half barrels, $18.

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1 For 2 months, 9 hours a day, 54 hours a week; for 10 months, 8 hours a day, 48 hours a week.

? Machine operation includes bottling, labeling, capping, crowning, pasteurizing, soaking, and washing. For 6 months, 48 hours a week, and for 6 months, 54 hours a week.

'During 6 months, 51 hours a week, and during 6 months, 57 hours a week, 3 hours being worked on Sunday and paid for at the overtime rate.

'For 8 months, 48 hours a week, and for 4 months, 54 hours a week.

'On legal holidays and election days, regular rate for full day.