TOO MANY HAWKERS.

Auckland Star, Volume LVIII, Issue 25, 31 January 1927, Page 3

TOO MANY HAWKERS.

I * -» !: I' \-' 'X !-•■ >i: FATLT'RE. , A ii.- <■> lil■ ar s ii; til'; estate Aj- ~ K- !!•;.•-!_% w.» l.ell till a : « »."i>-ial ofiice, M". X. ?.! jir«-yi-iii;2. (Jr.!v two - .11 -o I:.. re~olutioix ■ '•••• | | .!-••••!. I !.•• 'nanknipi's =-c'.ie- • ~i.v,'A i ou injr to uii>t:cured <-re<lilae only a etwere a ..iaiio ' ■ i'i- '1 at i ami . '.- a Mr. >usi , i 1! ' ! «"• I the hankriipt. : i\'-:in.-.i\ laiei! that she kept a i "i.i !-> imo li'ui.,. a ; Oiiakune for nine years. It just paitl its way. Money was j still owing from boanlers. She came lio Auckland in September. 102fl. and I bought a fruit and confectioner's shop Un <J: eat South Road for £70. The rent j was £2 10/ per week. She took rl i i the fir.-t week, after that the takings i dro| {»ed to £?s per week. Ultimately she sold out for xii. futinsrs and all. She. ] valued her piano at £.V>. The attribute.l | her failure to fruit and veeetal.les | so dear, ami also to there bein« -o t;ian? ! hawkers round. i Mr. Morri- -aid it wouM l.ccn j better had Mrs. Kennedv l L t ;.•> ■ ri;• e j realise the bu-iiu—. a lip cr«*«i-.tors j lady allowed to ke ;» the < i-'i <j.e j held, and also that h»r 'li-.be j 1 ac-iiit a tod.