THE UNEMPLOYED.
j Or XELKGKAEH.—- association] [ CHiirsTcWiWH, Thursday. : Fine weather is beijng experienced at ' present, which is permitting much out- . | door work to be put In hand. This has : I had an appreciable effect in diminishing the number of apparently workless men in the streets. The efforts of the Citizens Committee and of lo.fal public bodies ; have' no doubt largely Contributed to this improved state of affairis. Comparative- . I ly few men were to bfe seen consulting the lists posted in front [of the City Couni cil offices this morning] : :: ~.".'., -4- '"' : ":> ( - ' «i.« ' The third winter ' social meeting 01 '&» Auckland Sunday-school TEJuion will bo ■«?'= > in.the new schoolroom, Baptist TaberiJacie, ~; : this evening at 7.30," when] Mr. I -; Pil1 "!; ••- , ; speak and give a demonstration of san«w?»...; [ and blackboard work, I • ■■;..;■' \
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New Zealand Herald, Volume XLVI, Issue 14132, 6 August 1909, Page 4
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127THE UNEMPLOYED. New Zealand Herald, Volume XLVI, Issue 14132, 6 August 1909, Page 4
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