UNEMPLOYMENT

Evening Star, Issue 21825, 14 September 1934, Page 10

UNEMPLOYMENT

WORKS DEPARTMENT Groups to commence at 8 a.m. tomorrow ; 252—Kelvin Grove, at Sanitary stables. 255—Picardy street, at Lesney street. 256 Driver’s road, at Queen’s drive. 267 —Lonsdale street, ten chains below Beaumont road. 281—Lundic street, at Belgrave crescent. , ~ 275, 353 —Signal Hill road, one mite above M'Gregor street (meet at M‘Gregor street, at 8 a.m.) 354 Silverton street, at Spoil'swoode street. 355 — Balmacewen road, at summit of hill near Lynn street. 357 —Fraser’s road, at Sanitary stables. 360 —Leckhainpton court, at I'orlai 364 —Patinos avenue, at foot of hill, i-mile off Malvern street. 367—Woodhaugh street, at quarry. 372—South road, at Sidey street. 362, 373 —Wharf street, at tip. 378—Preston crescent, at Harcourt street. 388 —Highgate, at, fire station. 2,500, 2,501 —Malvern street, at old sawmill. 283, 356, 3,501 —Highcliff road, at Every street. 3,502, 3,503 —Woodhaugh street, at quarry. NO. 2 DISTRICT ACTIVITIES ’A general meeting pf the No. 2 District Workers’ Self Help Association was held in the district depot, St. Andrew street, on Monday, the chairman (Mr W. H. Patrick), presiding over a fair attendance of members. It was decided to advise citizens that the employment bureau, with a list of reliable men of all trades waiting to be called to any job that might offer, was open. A few men have been placed in casual work. Inquiries from persons requiring the services of men for small jobs would receive prompt attention if sent to Mr L. A. Walker, organiser, district depot, or to the secretary (Mr A. E. Allen), phone 11-533. A social committee was formed to run the dances, which are held every Saturday in the Normal School Hall, Cumberland street. It was reported that in the near future a dance would be held on a Wednesday night, the proceeds to be handed to Uncle Ben for Ills fund in connection with the children in hospital. Within a week or so a waltzing competition would be started. One of the prizes was now to hand, and this would be on view at the dance to-morrow. A splendid floor and music by a firstclass band should help to make the dance a success. There is to be a special night on Labour Day. The winners or last Saturday’s Monte Carlo number were: Miss Drinnan and Mr Winton. The statue dance was won by Miss J. Cottle and Mr C. Godcny.