ONE HUNDRED GIRLS.
APPLY FOR THREE POSITIONS. About 100 unemployed girls rolled up one day recently in oydney in answer to two advertisements—one for a milliner’s apprentice and the other for two girls to work in a confectionery shop. Yvette, a milliner in Market-street, called for an apprentice, and as.early as 6.3 p the first applicant arrived. Then on they came in increasing numbers, until about 50 girls besieged the door. The second crowd gathered at a confectioner’s in Victoria Arcade, and long after the owner had declared himself satisfied, applicants still arrived.
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Bay of Plenty Times, Volume LVIII, Issue 10356, 17 April 1930, Page 3
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