Sunday trader to be charged
A cycle shop which opened on Sunday, January 29, for eight hours will be prosecuted by the Labour Department, a department official said yesterday. The shop could be fined
up to $lOOO for the breach of shop-trading legislation. A South Island labour inspector, Mr Keith Moran, said the department had received one written complaint and several telephone calls
about the cycle shop trading on the Sunday. A clothing shop which also opened for business the same Sunday would not be prosecuted because no complaints had been made, he said.
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Press, 9 February 1989, Page 6
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