MEASURES TO PREVENT PILLAGING
MEETING IN CITY ON TUESDAY
Members of the Canterbury Chamber of Commerce are being invited to bring to a special meeting on Tuesday afternoon details of cases of cargo pillaging that have occurred in recent months. At the last meeting of the council of the chamber, members declared that pillaging had increased to a serious extent in the last year, and it was decided to call a meeting to consider means of combating it. “It is known that this trouble is now reaching alarming proportions, due in part to the abnormal conditions under which cargo is handled,” states the chamber's circular to members, The chamber has already received indications that a large volume of evidence on the subject will be produced at the meeting.
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Press, Volume LXXVIII, Issue 23717, 15 August 1942, Page 6
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