UNEMPLOYMENT RELIEF

Otago Daily Times, Issue 21983, 19 June 1933, Page 8

UNEMPLOYMENT RELIEF

LOCAL ACTIVITIES GROUPS TO REPORT The following Works Department groups will report for work at 8 a.m. to-day:— 203—The following men of group 203 at Muir's farm, Upper Port road (meet at Skinner's store, Normanby, at 7.45 a.m.): —A. N. Ballantyne, S. Boardman. 203—The balance of group 203 at Opoho road, at Hatfield street. 205 —Balmacewen road and flighgate. 209 —South road, at Cole street. 211—Newport street, at Kenmure road. 215—The following men of group 215 at Kelvin Grove, at sanitary stables: —G. H. Burgess, A. M. Coster, R. G. Eraser, J. E. Low, C. H. Lowe, R. M. M'Leod. 215—The balance of group 215 at Signal Hill road, one mile and a-half above tram terminus (meet at M'Gregor street at 8 a.m.). 216—Woodhaugh street, at quarry. 218—Water of Leith, at Dundas street. 219 —Sidey street, at Ryehill street. 220—Leven street, below Scarba street. 221—Kaikorai Valley road, at Brockville road. 224 —The following men of group 224 at Cavell street, at Lochend street:—C. Anderson, F. Buchanan, W. A. Garden, E. J. Currie, W.' Dillon, W. F. Dore, J. E. Davidson, E. A. Earley, J. Ewart, S. K. Falconer. 224—The balance of group 224 at Melbourne street yard. 226—HighclifT road, at Every street. 227—0p0h0 road, at Hatfield street.. 230 —Hastie's farm, Pine Hill road. 265—Reilly's farm, Signal Hill road, six chains above M'Gregor street. 315 —Eraser's road, at sanitary stables. 341 —Midland street, at sanitary stables. 343 —Hastie's farm, Pine Hill road, below Orbell street. 364—G. Fox's farm, top of Waterloo street, off Pine Hil road (arrive at 8.35 a.m.). 375 —Water of Leith, at Dundas street. 379 —Water of Leith, at Dundas street. 384—Hastie's farm, Pine Hill road, below Orbell street. 524—Falkland street, off Driver's road. 544 —Water of Leith, between Leith street and Union street. _ 544a—Water of Leith, between Leith street and Union street. 3500 —Water of Leith, at Dundas street. 3501 —Reilly's farm, Signal Hill road, six chains above M'Gregor street. Reserves Department.—Groups will report for work to-day as under:— 225, 320, 359, 513, 514, 516, 707, 708— At Opoho football ground. 222, 324, 371, 709—At the Stadium. Ten men of 708 at Logan Park. 84—At Mornington football ground. 206, 273—At Chisholm Park. 272—At Rest Home, Roslyn. 300—At Maori Hill, below Clear. Standing down—Bs, 86, 87, 88, 89, 90, 91, 93, 603, 604, 608 (Central Mission and depots). GOVERNOR-GENERAL'S WINTER RELIEF FUND

The trustees of the Governor-General's Winter Relief Fund, Sir William Hunt and Sir Alexander Roberts, who were recently appointed by his Excellency the Governor-General, have now held their first meeting, and arrangements • are in train for the administration of the fund. In order that an equitable basis of distribution may be arrived at, it is very desirable that those who propose to make contributions but have not yet done so should take the necessary action without delay. Donations in cash or notification of intention to make donations in kind should be sent direct to hi 3 Excellency the Governor-General, and will be acknowledged by him. SUPPLY OF LIME Lime for unemployed relief workers will be issued from the Ward street depot on Monday, Tuesday. Wednesday, and Thursday of each week, and from the Botanic Gardens between the hours of 4 and 5 p.m. on every week day except Saturdays. Supplies are now available. QUEEN CARNIVAL MEETING To-morrow afternoon, in the Council Chambers, Town Hall, a meeting of citizens swill be held for the purpose of completing the arrangements for the organisation of the queen carnival which is to be held at an early date for the purpose ot raising funds for the relief of distress. —— . [ COMPLETION OF FORM It is again necessary that each relief worker should complete form U.B. 32a, and H has therefore been arranged that each week the men in certain specified groups will be required to,, obtain form U.B. 32a from the Labour Bureau, and after completion to return it personally on or before a specified date. ■ Each man must produce his levy book with the completed form. Any worker who neglects to return the completed form by the due date will be deleted from his group, and will not again be granted relief work unless and until he has been reposted to a group by the Labour Bureau. ' ~.„„„ Forms are now available at the buieau to members of the following groups, and must be returned personally by the date specified:—To be returned by Saturday June 24: Groups 279 to 295. 330 to 345, 374 to 384, 221 to 232 (all numbers inclusive, and all men in receipt of susten"to be returned by Saturday July 1: r™,™ 436 385, 433, 511 to 516, 524, 535 K 544, 544 a, 703 to 710. 808 909 seinn IHftl warden inspectors, depot specials; Mill (freek and Whare Flat men, and all single men. Members of groups 264, to 277, 313 to 328. 363 to 373 and 215 to 220 all numbers inclusive) who f ailed to ret inn to the Labour Bureau form U.B. 32a by 11 a.m. on Saturday last are hereby notified that they must not again start work with their group until first calling at the Labour Bureau. Any man who does start without having, completed the form, and without permission from the Labour Bureau, will not be paid. ST. KILDA DISTRICT The Mayor of St. Kilda (Mr J. Beattie) wishes to announce that, through the generosity of the Dawson-Caballero management, a number of tickets for Tuesday evening's recital will "be arable to the unemployed of the bor , ou r h ' and will be distributed at the depot this evening between 6.30 and 7 o clock. No. 3 DISTRICT DEPOT Free tickets for the Peter Dawson concert on Tuesday next will be available tor applicants in~the No. 3 district at the Dowling Street Depot between 10 a.m. and noon to-morrow.