STREET COLLECTIONS
QUESTION OF LIMITATION. AUCKLAND, October 1. The question of street collections was discussed at a conference of representatives of local bodies, held .last night at Onehunga. The following ■resolution was adopted: “Tlmt this conference of representatives of various local bodies, assembled for dealing with street collections which, in the opinion of this meeting, are at the present time far too numerous and are becoming an imposition on the good nature of a willing section of the community, considers that four days only in' the year should be set aside for this purpose.” Delegates will report to their local bodies with a view to getting this resolution confirmed. It was also decided that of the four days for street collections one should he allocated to Poppy Day, and one to the St. John Ambulance. Applications are to be invited front other organisations for permission to take up street collections, and these /wjill bo considered by an executive consisting of one representative of each local body. , .
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Hokitika Guardian, 4 October 1929, Page 2
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