This citation refers to an industrial award made in 1915 by a statutory conciliation and arbitration board in New South Wales. It is not a court judgment containing legal reasoning or precedent. Industrial awards of this era were administrative determinations that established minimum wages and working conditions for specific industries. They were published in the NSW Industrial Gazette and had legislative effect within their scope. Without access to the actual award text, no specific provisions can be extracted. Such awards were made under the Industrial Arbitration Act 1912 (NSW) and represented the early Australian system of compulsory arbitration that became a distinctive feature of Australian labour law.