UNREGISTERED BARMAIDS
■ ■ ' — —$. — •—. , . ■■ EXODUS FROM AUCKLAND. : jßy Telegraph.—Press Association.) i ■■■'■' Auckland, July 27. A party of twelve young women,who s . have been employed as barmaids. in Auckland are leaving by the steamer SJaheno for Sydney. „ They are among ■ a mimber of luiregistered Barmaids who received notification at,the end of last week that their engagements would be susponded, until opportunity be taken of further testing the legality of •■•... their employment. The. immediate causo of this action is" the recent decision of the Cour.t of Appeal that a private bar is io bari within the meaninc of the Aot,_ which provides that only • women holding a certificate of registration (as issued before the licensing legislation was amended), may be employed as barmaids. _ " Tlie executive of the Licensed Victuallers' Association'of New Zealand met yesterday afternoon for the purpose of considering the position taken up by the licensed,victuallers of Auckland in the matter of unregistered : barmaids.. After discussion, it was decided that the executive could not support the view of the Auckland Association, but would —.- ' remit the question to the annual meeting of the membeis of the New Zealand Association! which will be;held in Wei- ■■• lington three weeks hencei .-. •■? .
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Dominion, Volume 7, Issue 2213, 28 July 1914, Page 4
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194UNREGISTERED BARMAIDS Dominion, Volume 7, Issue 2213, 28 July 1914, Page 4
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