UNREGISTERED BARMAIDS
NON-EXISTENT IN DUNEDIN. [BY TELEGRAPH-—SPECIAL TO THE STAR.] DUNEDIN, This Day. With reference to a complaint being voiced in Christchurch about unregistered barmaids being employed in private bars, inquries mha.de show that the practice does not obtain in Dunedin, for the reason that there are no private; bars within the meaning of the .Act. The bars in which unregistered barmaids are permitted by the Act are those which do not open direct into the street.
Such bars have been abolished in Dune din, and consequently only registered barmaids are employed.
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Greymouth Evening Star, 19 June 1912, Page 5
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