REGISTRY OFFICES. TO THE EDITOR.
Sir— ln your last evening's issuo on the above subject exception ir taken by Edwards and M'Boath, araonjf othor things, to what thoy say thoy onu provo is done by certain other labour offices cf posting bogus " wnnteds" in thi windows, and that they (Edwarda and M'Beath) will forfoit .£5 if thoy cannot produco a legal authority for all "wantcdn" advertised by them. Bat will MoHsrs. Edwards and M'Boath undortake to answor (1) Whother theycauso enoh legal advortiaemont to bo takon out of the paper as soon aa tho place ia filled; (2) Ib it a fact that they aro of ton kopt in for tlays aftor tho place has boon filloil? (3) Will Alossrß. Ed wards & M'Boath say whethor it is n practice in thoir office that bofore undertaking to assist in proouring situations tho applicant is compelled to pay 2a Gd, for whioh ho is prtvilipred to have his name writton in a cortaiu book, which for tho want of a hotter namo I will call " Applicants' Situations Book." Waiting a reply, I am, &0., Antibiliouh.
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Evening Post, Volume XXXIX, Issue 103, 3 May 1890, Page 3
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183REGISTRY OFFICES. TO THE EDITOR. Evening Post, Volume XXXIX, Issue 103, 3 May 1890, Page 3
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