UNEMPLOYMENT RELIEF

Otago Daily Times, Issue 22368, 15 September 1934, Page 17

UNEMPLOYMENT RELIEF

LOCAL ACTIVITIES GROUPS TO REPORT. The following groups will report for work with the Works Department at 8 a.m. today:— 252 —Kelvin grove, at sanitary stables. 255 Picardy street, at Lesuey street. 256 — Driver’s road, at Queen’s drive. -267—Lonsdale street, 10 chains below Beaumont road. t 275—Signal Hill road, one mile above U’Gregor street (meet at M'Qregov street at 8 a.m.). . ‘ 281—Lundie street, at. Belgrave crescent, 283—Highclitf road, at Every street. 353 — Signal Hill road, one mile above M'Gregor street (meet at M’Gregor street at 8 a.m.). • 354 Silverton street, at Spottiswoode street. 355 — Balmacewen road, at summit of lull near Lynn street, 356 — Highcliff road, at Every street. 357 — Fraser’s road, at sanitary stables. 360 —Leckhampcon court, at Forfar street. •

: 362—Wharf street, at tip. : 364—Patmos avenue, at foot of hill quarter of a mile off Malvern street. 367 —Woodhaugh street, at quarry. * 372 —South road, at-Sidey street - .' ■ 373—Wharf street, at -tip.,'" ; ‘ 378 —Preston crescent, .at Harcourt street.

388 —Highgate, at Fire Station. 2500, 2501—Malvern street, at old sawmill, ' -

3501—Higheliff road, at Every street. 3502, 3503 —Woodhaugh street, •at quarry.

WORKERS’ SELF-HELP ASSO v- . : CIATION

A general meeting of the Workers’ SelfHelp Association, No. 2 District, was held on Monday last, the chairman (Mr W. H. Patrick) presiding over a fair attendance of, members. The association has an Employment Bureau with a list of reliable men of ail trades waiting to be called to any job that may be required. A-few men-have been placed in casual work, but the scheme could be more used by the public. A Social Committee was formed to conduct dances, which were held every Saturday in the Normal School Hall. They had been a great success, and it was hoped the committee could still retain the support it was getting. It was decided to hold a dance in the near future, the proceeds to be lianded to Uncle Ben for his fund in connection with the children in Hospital. Within a week it was hoped to hold a waltzing competition. There was a good floor and dance band, so a good evening’s, entertainment is promised. A special night will be held on Labour Day. - The winners of last Saturday’s Monte Carlo number were. Miss Drinnan and Mr Winton, while the statue dance’was won by Miss J. Cottle and Sir C. Godeny. - ’