ONEHUNGA BUSINESS.
CHAMBER OE COMMERCE MEETS.;
The Onehunga-Manukau Chamber of Commerce met last night, Mr. J. E. Green presiding. Twenty-eight new members were ■ elected; and a vote of thanks to Mr. T« H. McKeever was carried, congratulating him on securing the majority of them. \ - jVIr. John Park was appointed to represent the chamber at the conference of the Associated Chambers of Commerce next month, at Mount Cook. , A committee comprising Messrs. T. H. Aahe, jJ. CJarkson and J. Pilkington was set lip to report on the special interests | of retailers in the borough, if V • a sequel to a discussion at the pre? vious meeting with regard to telephone charges, it was decided to ask the Department to allow Onehunga subscribers to the telephone to pay the ■ minimum charge. It was reported that ' many of the public were exceeding the tim/ limit in the use of the slot tele- " „T,ones=: to I thi©< inesnvenience of others, d the Department is to be asked to : ; Sect the boxes occasionally to mini- - jnuse'giis. ••• ' v v . ' v- - A
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Auckland Star, Volume LXI, Issue 221, 18 September 1930, Page 8
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