UNEMPLOYMENT

Evening Star, Issue 21632, 30 January 1934, Page 9

UNEMPLOYMENT

GROUPS TO REPORT

Groups to report for work at 8 a.m.-to-morrow are as follows; WORKS DEPARTMENT. 301 — Pine Hill road, at Gladstone road. 302 — Arthur street, at Elm row. 3Q3 —The following men of group 303, at corporation yard, Calder avenue: — 11. Brooke, C. H. Carter. 303 The balance of group 303, at Kelvin grove at sanitary stables.

305 Ross Creek reservoir. 306 Tomahawk road, at Oakland street.

307—Fraser’s Creek, half-mile above baths.

309 — Malvern street, at old sawmill. 310 — Bridge street, at South road. 311— Caversham Valley road, at Aberfeldy street. 312 Haywood street, at Glen road. 313 — Preston crescent, at Harcourt street.

322 —Leven street, at City road. 325—Surrey street, at Macandrew road.

326—Mitchell avenue, at Glen avenue.

328—North road, at Upper Junction School (meet at water trough, threequarterrmile above tram terminus, at 8 a.m.)'. 338 —Mitchell, avenue, at Glen avenue. 3,000, 3,001, 3,002, 3003—Water of Leith, between Leith street and Union street.

RESERVES DEPARTMENT. * 265 294, 314, 333, 512, 710—At Opoho football ground. 324, 343 —At Tonga Park. 315,- 511, 704—At Mornington football ground. 318—At the Gardens.

NO. 4 DEPOT No. 4 South Dunedin depot will he closed next Thursday for stocktaking. MEETING AT THE OVAL On Sunday afternoon, at the Oval, a public meeting was held under the auspices of the N.U.W.M., Dunedin Central branch. The secretary gave the results to hand of the national strike ballot, showing that out of thirty-seven districts and camps, only three were against the strike action. Auckland, Wellington, and Christchurch had taken a ballot last week, and their results had still to be known. Addresses were delivered by Messrs G. Geddes, A. B. Powell ,\ C. M'Arthur, and Mrs Jones Neilson. The following resolution was carried unanimously:— “ That this meeting of citizens declares its .solidarity with the Gisborne strikers, and pledges its support to them in their fight for better conditions.” The meeting was attended by 100 people.