OPEN-AIR SPEAKING
QUEEN'S GARDENS OMITTED FROM LIST RECOMMENDATION OF GENERAL COMMITTEE On the question of public speaking in reserves the General Committee of the City Council will report as follows to the meeting on Monday night:— “ In terms of an instruction from council your committee has considered the general question of the use of city reserves for public speaking, and now recommends that all convenientlylocated reserves, with the exception of the Queen’s Gardens, be made available for public speaking. The list would comprise the Oval, the Market Reserve, Bathgate Park, the Museum Ground, and the Gardens Reserve. Your committee desires to reaffirm that the Queen’s Gardens, as the site of the fallen soldiers’ memorial, should not bo used as a location for public speaking.”
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Evening Star, Issue 22084, 18 July 1935, Page 8
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124OPEN-AIR SPEAKING Evening Star, Issue 22084, 18 July 1935, Page 8
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