UNEMPLOYMENT
WORKS DEPARTMENT GROUPS Groups to commence at 8 a.m. on Monday:— A69—North road, at Cleghorn street (meet at "water trough 8 a.m.). A7o—North road, at Cleghorn street (meet at water trough 8 a.m.). A7l—Pollock street, at Lothian street. E2o3—Signal Hill road, one mile above M‘Gregor street (meet M'Gregoi street at 8 a.m.). E2o9—Ravenswood road, at Seaview terrace. E2ll—Durham street, at Elgin road. E2lß—Massey avenue, at Queen’s drive. . E2l9—Wharf stree't, at tip. E22o—Brockville road, at water trough.. E226—Somerville street, at Abbotsford road. E236—Waka-ri road, at Tanner’s road (meet-corner of Helensburgh road and Wakari road at 8 a.m.). D3s4—Cavcll street, at Botha street,' D3ss—Pollock street, at Lothian street. * D3s6—Somerville street, at Abbotsford road, D3s7—Brockville road, at water trough. D36o—Skibo street, at Dornoch D362—Wharf street, at tip.. D 373 —Green Island aerodrome site (meet at Caversham railway station at 7.55 a.m.). D37B—Glen road, at Neidpath road. FBol—Skibo street, at Dornoch street. FBo2—Signal Hill road, one milo above M’Gregor street (meet M'Gregor street 8 a.m!). / FBo4—Massey avenue, at Queen’s dtive. FBo6—Brockville road, at water trough. FBo9—Durham street, at Elgin road. FBl3—Ravenswood road, at Seaview terrace. GBS2 —North road, at Cleghorn street (meet at water trough 8 a.m.). GBs4—Massey avenue, at Queen’s drive. ’ GBS6 —Brockville road, at water trough. H9o4—Massey avenue, at Queen’s drive. \ H9o6—Brockville road, at water trough. I ' H9o9—Glen road, at Neidpath road. 1951 Skibo road, at Dornoch street. 1952 North road, at Cleghorn street (meet at water trough 8 a.m.). 1402 m, 1601m—Woodhaugh street, at quarry. 2401—Kelvin Grove, at sanitary stables. '' 2.402 — Woodhaugh street, at quarry. 2.403 — Signal Hill road, one mile above M‘Gregor street (meet M'Gregor street 8 a.m.). 2,421 m— Woodhaugh street, at quarry. 2,422 m, 2,7o2m—Melbourne street yard. 2,861 m, 3,041 m, 3,241 m, 3,301 m, 3,514 —Woodhaugh street, at quarry. Reilly’s special group—E. O. Reilly’s farm, Signal Hill road. NATIONAL UNEMPLOYED WORKERS - 1 .The. Social Committee, thanking the public for patronage, and various business firms for 'their assistance in making the dance held last evening in the Trades Hall a success, announces that it. will continue running this social function every Friday evening. Mr J. Spence made a very efficient M.C., and dances were arranged to suit both young and old. The winners of the Monte Carlo and the lucky spot were Miss Keen and Mr Silva, and Miss Keen and Mr Smith. Music Was supplied by the Harmony Boys’ Orchestra, and was enjoyed by all present. Thanks are accorded to the undermentioned for donations:—Wright and Co., Anderson and Co., Self Help, Wardells, Banquet Tea Co., Fort, Roche, and Co., T. and P. Dairy, . Marguerite (cakes), Jays (cakes), and the Ritz (sandwiches). ADMITTANCE TO CELEBRITY CONCERT A limited number of unemployed will be admitted to the celebrity concert in the .Town Hall to-night (on production of their books)- as guests of the mayor and .the New Zealand Broadcasting Board. NO. 4 DISTRICT DANCE The dance controlled by the Social Committee of the No. 4 district will pi-ovide patrons this evening with a great deal of enjoyment. The Triumph Band will play a selection of old and new favourites, which are at all times welcome. Included on the programme will be the popular Monte Carlos,! Last Thursday the Monte Carlo winners were Miss Thom and Mr Wilson and Miss Parker and Mr Johns.' Last Saturday’s winners were Mr and Mrs Brown and Miss Taylor and Mr Loipbardi. A special dance will be held by the committee on June 3 (the King’s birthday). Special announcements will be made in the amusement advertisements in this paper. A conveyance will leave the hall this evening for town at 11.55.
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Evening Star, Issue 22032, 18 May 1935, Page 19
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598UNEMPLOYMENT Evening Star, Issue 22032, 18 May 1935, Page 19
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