UNEMPLOYMENT RELIEF
LOCAL ACTIVITIES GROUPS TO REPORT The following groups will report lor work with the Works Department at 8 a.m. to-day:— 70—J, N. M’GilTs farm, top of Montague street. ' 72 Cavell street, at Lochend street 73 W. E. Fox’s farm, Barr street. 74 Boss Creek reservoir. 76—Comer of Pitt street and Queen street. 79—Earl’s road, at Ravenswood road. 81— Corner of Pitt street and Queen street. 82— Woodhaugh street, at quarry. 85— Baldwin street, at Nofth road. 87— Baldwin street, at North road. 88— Naira street, at .Taieri road. 90 —South road, at Asquith street. 2001— Heriot row, at top of Constitution street. 2002 — Heriot row, at top of Constitution street. • ■ 2003 — Heriot row, at top of Constitution street. Reserves Department groups will report for work at 8 a.m. to-day as under: 706, 60S—At Opoho Football Ground. 93, 705, 606—At the Stadium. 84—At Mornington Football Ground. 86— At Chisholm Park. RABBITERS WANTED Five registered unemployed men (married or single) are required immediately for rabbit extermination in the Hyde district, Applicants with rabbiting experience will be placed first, but others who are able-bodied and willing will be considered. Full particulars can be obtained at the Labour Bureau, 11 King street. CHRISTMAS APPEAL FUND — — ■ •« _ The Mayor of Dunedin (the Rev. E. T. Cox) -has received the following donations for the Christmas Appeal Fund: — C. J. .. .. .. .. .. £1 1 0 Staff, Penrose and Co. .. 111 9 Ladies’ Loyal Orange Lodge, No. 31 0 10 0 CENTRAL MISSION DEPOT The staff of the Central Mission Belief Depot acknowledges the following list of donations given during the past three weeks: —Mrs Moody, books; Ernest Adams, cake; Bartons, meat; Mrs Bullock, jam; Mr Johnston, potatoes; Wnitcombe and Tombs, brown paper and twine (Christmas cheer) ; Wolfenden and Russell, butter; Mrs Porteous, mattress and blankets; Mrs Tasker, magazines; Mrs Jerred, potatoes and clothing; 58 Shetland street, table. Mrs D, butter; Psychology Club, cakes; Mr Dennis, smoked fish; Mrs Douglas, one bag of sugar (Christmas cheer) ; Young and Anderson, tea and coffee (Christmas cheer) ; Mrs Bowler, one bag of sugar (Christmas cheer); Mrs Alexander, butter; Mrs Goldmid, Grant street, clothes line, pegs, jellies, etc.; Mrs W. R. Brinsley, 61b tea, two bags of sugar (Christmas cheer); Mrs Aitchison, Kaitangata, two parcels;‘ Mr Dennis, George street, box of fish; Mrs Page, Christmas pudding; Mr Dennis, tray of smoked fish; Glen cairn street, North-East Valley, jam'; Mrs D, butter; Mr S. Saltzman, 2001 b tea (Christmas cheer) ; Ernest Adams, Ltd., puddings and cake; Patersons, cabbages; Hemsley Bros., case of cordials; M‘Leod Bros., box of soap; Mrs Taylor, potatoes; Bolwell, Dotting Bros., Ken., and Mr Jensen, meat; Donaldsons, cakes; Mills, Dick, wrapping paper.
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Otago Daily Times, Issue 22136, 14 December 1933, Page 11
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441UNEMPLOYMENT RELIEF Otago Daily Times, Issue 22136, 14 December 1933, Page 11
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