THE EMPLOYMENT OF BARMAIDS.

Auckland Star, Volume XXXVIII, Issue 132, 4 June 1907, Page 4

THE EMPLOYMENT OF BARMAIDS.

UCENSTNG TOMMTTTEE-S SEGSqr

_At tie annual meeting of Licensing Committee tot?T fte i: (Mr. B. W. Dyer, S^<£x3?^ : question of the employment efwS l in dty hotels. e lt*gi.S\2igS»--ne said, "that at twelve months ago the the committee made a proaotnasans?* wh,ch they expressed that aU licensees, as fax as tisT^ 1 would dispense with -& c ani/J maids. They have requested mc L ■' press thsir regret that licensees Ww acted on the expression of opndcn made. The eemmittee recogiase flat «S have no power to ■enforce what commend—they cannot order ri "to •" —but they erpressed that hope that as soon as eom=enien£ lieea*!!.would dispense with the women as barmaids, and Sm>v the suggestion then made, WiL that it would have effect, appaisnthS cot been carried out."' * !"** THE =TRADE " POINT OF Tm% Speaking to a member of -Sic trade, a " reporter -was that the matter had reeeiyed' a c careful consideranen at £h«r the members of the trade reform too great to bring abont in flr ■ short space of time which had «wJ since the last licensing aeetaagTßnTS regarded it as an important mittc "--fc which they intended tfe tention. ■-.' . •■' ■■■;?f