UNEMPLOYMENT

Otago Daily Times, Issue 21599, 21 March 1932, Page 8

UNEMPLOYMENT

LOCAL RELIEF OPERATIONS WORK FOR TO-DAY The following groups will report for work to-day:— St. Kilda Borough Council.—7.3o a.m., at Scott street yard: Groups 208, 139, 122. Otago Education 80ard.—7.30 a.m., at Ford’s byre, Pine Hill: Groups 116, 118, 120, 149, 153. 7.30 a.m. at various schools at instructed: Group 150. Defence Department.—B a.m., at Drill Hall, Kensington: Group 127. 8 a.m., at Central Battery, St. Kilda: The following men of group 33;—Aitkenhead, E. Andrews, L. Andrews, Churchill. Fcarn, Fulcher, G. Harris, L. Harris, Harwood.

Otago Harbour 80ard.—7.30 a.m., at Leith bridge, Harbour terrace; Groups 113, 114. 7.30 a.m., at retaining wall, Wharf street: Group 126. Tramways Department. 8 a.m., at Tramways yard, Anderson’s Bay road: Group 26. Reserves Department.—B a.m., at football ground, Opoho: Groups 111, 155. 162, 218, and 37. 8 a.m., at Anderson’s' Bay Cemetery: Group 217. 8 a.m., at Ellis Park, Kaikorai, terminus of Rattray street car: Group 40. Taieri River Trust.—Groups 204 and 210 will both commence on Monday. Buses will leave .the usual place at the usual time.

Works Department, to commence at 8 a.m.—l6, Malvern street, at Paper Mills; 201, Leith street footbridge; 203, Norwood street, one mile above tram terminus; 205, Leith Valley road, 12 chains above Fulton road; 206, Cavell street, at Lochend street; 207, Sonntag’s farm, Brockville road; 209, Cavershara tram terminus; 211, the following men of group 211, at Vernon’s farm, Brockville road, half a mile above Sonntag’s, at water trough;—G. F. Bosworth, B. Cleveland, J. Dagg, H. Devlin, J. Duff, C. Hay, J. Keen, J. Laing, P. H. Petrie, A. M. Roberts, D. J. Smith, E. N. Vincent, E. R. Barclay; 211, the remainder of group 211, at Fox’s farm, Mornington road, above Industrial School; 212, Chambers street, at Evans street; 215, Pine Hill road, at Gladstone road; 219, Corstorphine road, at Concord road, Taieri County.

CENTRAL MISSION RELIEF DEPOT The staff of the Central Mission Relief Depot desires to express its appreciation to all who contributed time, money and goods on Friday towards the -work of the depot. The collection realised £l2O 6s 4d. The. following donations are acknowledged :—Vegetables per Co-operative Fruitgrowers, Mr Robertson, Kaikorai; staff Dawsons, Ltd., one bag sugar; Mackerras and Hazlett, one bag sugar; .7. R. Brown, bread, constant supply; Duckworths, bread; “ Anonymous,” flour; D. Minnock, fish; Stewarts, Ltd., fish; Mrs Howortb, apples; Eustace’s, 350 tins; vegetables, St. Clair and St. Kilda Methodist Churches; meat (weekly supply), Barton’s, Ltd.; Hitchon’s, meat; bread (private donation per baker, Carroll street) ; bread, anonymous donation, Garfield avenue; Wembley Dance Club (half proceeds), £ls, CONCERTS AT MOSGIEL The Kaikorai Band and the Mosgiel Municipal Band gave an entertainment in .the recreation ground at Mosgiel yesterday afternoon, and a concert in the evening in the Coronation Hall. The bands played selections, and individual members rendered solos. A collection was' taken up in aid of the local unemployment funds. POUND-A-WEEK SCHEME A meeting of Anderson’s Bay residents will be held in the Presbyterian Sunday School at 8 o’clock to-morrow evening. All interested are asked to attend.

A meeting will be held at South Dunedin after Easter. This will be the final district to be worked.