CIVIC LEAGUE.

New Zealand Herald, Volume LXVI, Issue 20304, 11 July 1929, Page 17

CIVIC LEAGUE.

Tim Civic League met in the Y.W.C'.A. List e\ening and was prosified over by Ihe president, Mrs. Kenneth Gordon. 'Jlirrc wore present:—Mesdarnes IWathias, Xiroavcr, Woods, 'Wilkinson, Xcnl, TSfcJ.eari, Withcrow and I'irrett. In regard to the letter which had been sent to Ilio Transport l.!oaid asking that morn detailed information as <0 the departure "i buses to the suburbs be posted up on certain hoardings, it- was stated that time-tables were, issued by tiic department and that full information was given at bus termini. Other matters mentioned would be considered. It was decided to send a remit- <0 the -Auckland branch of the National Council ('I Women drawing attention to cases of cruelty to animals and urging that in no circumstances should a fine be considered adequate in such cases. It, was also decided to write to the City Council asking that the rest-room bo open on Sundays as well as on week days. The WTi'tary was also instructed to write drawing the attention of the proper authorities i, ( j] ic danger of trolleys in tile sheets.

.An inferos! ni'„' address was given l\v 3*<'- .Mildred Sliilry. upon the newer Jiicthods in fdutiitiiin, and also upon her ex per ion, ;nil | oliserval ions' in .America ;i, kl nt llm J\in Patilic Women's Confer•'"'C at llmiiuliilii.