WOMEN’S HOCKEY
Fields were heavy for the coutiuuatlurj of Wellington womens hoekey graue cbamplonfihip mahdies ou Satu r da.v. senior grade games only were placed, we* suits: — ~ 1( . . Senior A I)JvUluu. - < ulo g«- Ohj (iMrs. IL Wilson 3. Misses D. Gray •>. • • Hatcher 2.1, St. Josephs I iMisscs Al. Donaldson 3. T. Conuole D: leelmleal Old Girls 3, Hutt Valiev 1: Hutt L'nited 11, I’ctono T.O.G. 1: W.A.5.C. Coast Wing 4. University 1. Senior U nivlsioii.—Technical Old (.iris 2 (Miss B. Vinceut 2), W.A.A.F. 1; C.U.G. won by default from 1V.1t.N.Z.N.5.: Petone O.G. ~>, Y.W.C.A. 1.
The ease of a clothing machinist who wished to leave her work in order tu take up domestic service came before the Auckland Manpower (Industrial) Commitlee. Appellant, said she came from Christchurch ami hail tried constantly to find suitable accommodation. Any that, were available cost more than she conic afford. “It is of m, use having a job if 1 have nowhere to live." she siiid. “If I took domestic service 1 would bo able to live vvbere I worked." The case was adjourned for inquiries to be made about accommodation.
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Dominion, Volume 36, Issue 269, 9 August 1943, Page 3
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185WOMEN’S HOCKEY Dominion, Volume 36, Issue 269, 9 August 1943, Page 3
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