RESTRICTION ON STORES
Auckland Council’s Decision - j “The Press" Special Service AUCKLAND, August 22. Auckland department stores in future must obtain a licence from the City Council for any show or function of a public nature attended by 200 or more persons. This was decided by- the council when it adopted a joint report from the Town Clerk (Mr F. J. GwiUiam) and the City Engineer (Mr A. J. Dickson). If the show or display is directly concerned with the firm’s trading activities and does not attract a crowd greater than normally expected under maximum crowd conditions, for example on sale days, then a licence will not be required and it will not be necessary for the firm to approach the council or fire brigade. If a show or display is expected to attract 100 people or more over the normal maximum, however, the firm must obtain approval, though not a licence, from the council building =urve- — - r ’ J chief fire officer. This is subject to appeal to —.—i should the firm object.
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Press, Volume C, Issue 29600, 24 August 1961, Page 7
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