PRIVATE BATHS
A CABARET VENTURE
COUNCIL OVER-RIDDEN
(By Telegraph.) (Special to "The Evening Post") AUCKLAND, This Day. • J.he controversy which threatened to arise over the granting or refusal of a license to build private baths on the Point Chevaber beacli in conjunction with the Dixieland Cabaret has been stopped by the announcement by "Gazette" that a license to construct th» baths has been granted This is m spite of an objection forwarded by the Auckland City Council, but there w a possibility that the City Council may make some objection y the matter of putting private baths on th» ha^carned little weight witfthe Depart
erX *?? * ft Were P oSsiWe *« the Gov. t£ xt*° co over, the council's head tv % Ma 3'or said that he took it that had no official notice and could not dUcuss
m CoWeillor Paterson: "It is a seripu. in 1?]? p£°P°tal is to build, the'finest baths n the Southern Hemisphere, 100 yarte Z g> wltV Vater Gauged every dayJfron? the sea rooms for 1000 to 1500 are included and special provision is berne made for night bathing and carnivals Thf Promoters consider that the baths will be an added attraction to the.city «d w lg put a good deal of revenue in the way of the city's transport services." .v
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Evening Post, Volume CXIII, Issue 112, 14 May 1927, Page 8
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