UNEMPLOYMENT

Evening Star, Issue 21316, 21 January 1933, Page 17

UNEMPLOYMENT

RELIEF UHDER SCHEME HO. 5 GROUPS TO REPORT Works Department.—Groups to commence at 8 a.m. on Monday:— 203—Signal Hill road, 1$ miles above tram terminus (meet M‘Gregor street, 8 a.m.). 205—The following men of group 205, at A. L. Bain’s farm, Wakan road, opposite Passmore’s:—R. D, Donaldson, G. H. Dryden, W. A. Duncan, R. J. Gibson, T. Henderson, P. G. Homer, J. Jackson, D. A. M'Lean, 6. M. Smith, J. Smith. 205—The balance of group 205, at Glenholm street, at Tanner’s road (meet Fulton road bus terminus, 8 a.m.). . . 207—J. Bain’s farm, North Taien road (branch off at Flagstaff road). 209—Maryhill terrace, between Cross street and Avoca street. 211—Higgins’s farm, Brockyille road, one-half mile above trough. 215 Signal Hill road, li miles above tram terminus (meet M'Gregor street, 8 a.m.). 216 — Sligo terrace, at Erin street. 218— Road round Logan Park (meet Union street entrance to park). 219 Corporation yard, Melbourne street# 220 The following men of group 220, at Stedman’s farm/Wakari road, opposite Passmore’s; —H. J. Almqmst, A. Bell, A. Campbell, J. Campbell. 220 The balance of group 220, at M'Leod’s farm. North Taieri road, below Ashburn Hall. 221 Carson street, at Byron street. 224—Wharf street, at tip. 226 Portobello road, at bridge. 227 North road, at Chambers street. 228 St. Clair quarry: W. J. Cunningham. Woodhaugh quarry: M. Forrester and C. Murphy. 270—Reilly’s farm, Signal Hill road, six chains above M'Gregor street. 332—Woodhaugh quarry. 375—Road round Logan Park (meet Union street entrance to park). 379—Road round Logan Park (meet Union street entrance to park). 534 Smith street, at Tennyson street. 534a—Smith street, at Tennyson street. 535 Alva street, at Stafford street. 1535a—Alva street, at Stafford street. 544—Alva street, at Stafford street. 544a—Alva street, at Stafford street. 3 500—Alva street, at Stafford street. 3,501 —Reilly’s farm, Signal Hill road, six chains above M'Gregor street. The following single men’s groups will bo standing down;—B3, 85, 86, 87, 88, 89, 90, "91, 92, 93, 603, 608, Central Mission, depots. The following groups will report for work with the D.C.C. reserves department on Monday:— 8 a.m., at Woodhaugh Gardens: Groups 567, 508, 514, 515, 516, 225, 320 359. 8* a.m., at the Stadium: 222, 324, 371, 609, 513, 369. 8 a.m., at Logan Park; Ten men of 508. 8 a.m.,1 at Kaituna Bowling Green; 84. 8 a.m., at Chisholm Park: 206, 271. 8 a.m., at Southern Cemetery: 202. WORKERS’ MOVEMENT A special meeting of the U.W.M. was held in the Biiou Hall on Thursday evening. Mr J. Gilchrist presided over a very large attendance of members. Correspondence was read from Mr G. A. Lewin, the Amalgamated Society of Railway Servants, the Christchurch U.W.M., and the Green Island U.W.M. A notice of motion regarding the alteration of rule 18 was carried. A notice of motion about expelled members and admittance was lost, hut, on application being made, each member will be considered. Reports were received on a single men’s meeting held recently, and an Alliance of Labour meeting. Delegates appointed to attend a united front conference gave a report of it, stating that a full provisional committee had been appointed from industrial unions and unemployed organisations, and that the first meeting would he held on Monday, January 23, in the Bijou Hall, at 8 p.m. Speakers were selected for open meeting at the Oval to-morrow at 2.30 p.m. Mrs G. Maitland and Mr Geo. Goddes were elected by ballot for two seats on the executive. The picnic report was received, and the committee was thanked for making the outihg a success. GREEN ISLAND DANCE The Green Island Unemployed Social Committee will hold a dance in the Town Hall, Green Islaud, on Wednesday, January 25, at 8 p.m. Dancing will continue till 2 a.m. The function will take the _ form of a tennis dance, and there will be an exhibition dance by a well-known dancer, in addition to other novelties. The music will ho supplied by the well-known Smith s Jubilee Dance Band, the proceeds to co in aid of sick members. Admission will be ladies Is, gents 2s. Supper will he provided, and a bus will leave for town after the dance.