HALF-HOLIDAY QUESTION.
CAMBRIDGE DIVIDED.
[by telegraph.—own correspondent.]
CAMBRIDGE, Thursday
Strong feeling is expressed in Cambridge in regard to tho half-holiday. Recently the Chamber of Commorco unanimously recommended tho Borough Council to revert to Wednesday, being of opinion that Saturday was unsuitable for country residents. The matter wae dealt with at a meeting of the Borough Council, when a large deputation, representing tho alhlotie club, business people, and farmers, presented a petition urging tho retention of Saturday. Tho council promised that tho representations of tho deputation would havo full consideration.
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New Zealand Herald, Volume LVIII, Issue 17942, 18 November 1921, Page 6
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