UNEMPLOYMENT

Evening Star, Issue 22578, 20 February 1937, Page 11

UNEMPLOYMENT

ALLOCATION OF WORK .Groups under No. 5 scheme will, report at 7.45 a.m. on Monday as follows: 65—Pine Hill road, at Gladstone road. - 71—Pine Hill road, at Gladstone road. 87—Pine Hill road, at Gladstone road. 203—Pine''Hill road, at Gladstone road. 220—Melrose street, at Avon street, 302 Wharf street, at tip. 303 North road, at Arnold street. 305 Higbgate,' at Passmore Crescent. 306 Tomahawk road, at tram terminus. 307 Kaikorai Valley road, at Glenelg street. 351—Maitland street, at Jones street. 353'—North road, at Arnold street. 354'—Cavell street, at Botha street. 355—Highgate, ‘at Passmore Crescent. 357—Melrose street, at Avon street. 360—Green Island aerodrome site, (meet Caversham Railway Station at 7,45 a.m.) 362—Goodnll street,' St Railway street. 373—Cavell street, at Botha street. 378 —Serpentine Avenue, at Graham street. 806—Melrose street, at Avon street. 809—Crosby street, at Lesney street. 813— Goodall street, at Railway street. I,B22m—Maitland street, at Jones street. 2,102m —Maitland street; at Jones street. ■2,2olm—Maitland street, at Jones street. 2,422m—G00da1l street, at Railway street, The following groups will report at 12.15 p.m. on Monday:— 255 Crosby street, at Lesney street. 256 Highgate, -at Passmore Crescent. 259—Maitland street, at Jones street. 266—Wharf street, at tip. 2.oo2m—Goodall street, at Railway street.

SOUTH DUNEDIN ASSOCIATION A largely-attended meeting of the South Dunedin Unemployed Association was held in the Labour Hall, Glasgow street, on Wednesday evening, with the president (Mr Lawless) in the chair. . Correspondence from the town clerk (Mr G. A. Lewin), the Mayor’s Belief Organisation, and Otago A. and P. Society was received. The Vigilance Committee’s report showed that three cases of distress had been assisted since the last meeting. A report of the delegates appointed to meet the local M.P.s was submitted and received, the delegates (Messrs Lawless. Brown, and Petrie) being thanked. The secretary (Mr G. S. Brown) submitted _a_ report covering the fortnight’s activities. A special grant for expenses was made to the Concert Committee in respect to the forthcoming function. Final arrangements were made for the deputation appointed to wait on the Prime Minister on his visit to Dunedin, and Mr A. Lind was added to the deputation. Several complaints were received from members concerning the Placement Office and other matters, and it_ was deeded to embody these complaints with other matter to _ be brought to the notice of the Prime Minister. The winner of the free hMlot for a purchasin' l, order to the value of 10s was Mr W. Beisell. A vote of sympathy was accorded a member whoso sou was recently the victim of a distressing motor accident. a took place concerning the administration of the Poppy Day i..n .s, and the secretary was instructed to communicate with the local R.S.A. in the interests of the returned soldiers who were members of the Unemployed Association.