UNEMPLOYMENT RELIEF

Otago Daily Times, Issue 22487, 4 February 1935, Page 16

UNEMPLOYMENT RELIEF

LOCAL ACTIVITIES GROUPS TO REPORT. The. following groups-'■'sU';.rcsori. for work with the Works Dep^rtinent ;■& 8 a.m. to-day:—

A69—Pine Hill road, at Pea street. A7o—Pollock street, at Lothian street. E2lo—Pine Hill road, at Fea street. E2o3—Signal Hill road, one mile above M'Gregor street (meet at M'Gregor street at 8 a.m.). E2o9—Pumping station, Quarry street. E2ll—Hawthorne. avenue, at Parkhill avenue;

E2l4—Pine Hill road, at Fea street. E2lß—Queen's : drive, at Littlebourne road. .-•-,' E2l9—Lindsay road, at Thomson street, j '. ■■-.. ■,: . - E22o—Nairn street, at Jackson street. E226—Pumping station, Quarry street. street, at Wales street. C3lo—Green Island aerodrome, site (meet at Caversham railway station at 7.55 a.m.).' ' ; ". «' ' .." ' . C32s—Green Island aerqdroine site (meet at Caversham rail Way station at 7.55 a.m.)'. "* . D3s3—Signal Hill road, on,e mile above M'Gregor street (meet at M'Gregor street at 8 a.m.). i D354--Wharf at tip. ;■:., ■■..,,:. P355r-Poliock street, at Lothian str66t» « - D3s6—Highcliff road, at city boundary. . ' ■■ ','.'' '•' .'■,'' '. ■: .;■"'' ■ D3s7—Dean street, at County road. D36o—Ravenswobd 1 road; at Earls road.;. .' :',', '':

D362—Pumping station, Quarry street. D373—Duckworth street, ■ at Hunt street; •■' '■' ■■'■' •■■. " ;■•

D37B—Stafford street, at Alva street. D3B6—Pumping station, Quarry street. FBol—Ravenswood road, at Earls road.--•■-, ;■-:. . s;.'. .' - " '-' ,~ - ■■;' '.

PBo2_Signal Hill" road, one mile' above M'Gregor street . (meet at M'Gregor street at 8 ,a.m.). '■'

FBo4—Queen's drive, at Littlebourne road, • - "-...::.■..-.

FBo6—Nairn street, at Jackson street. FBo9—Maori road, at Serpentine avenue. - ' ',. . .. ..;

FBl3—•Pumping station, Quarry street. GBs2—-Pine Hill road, at Fea street. GBs4—Queen's drive, at Littlebourne road. ','•;, '•■":' ..- : 4'

GBs6—Nairn street, at Jackson street. H9o2—Woodhaugh street, at quarry. H9o4—Queen's drive, at Littlebourne road.-;. . "■'"■-. ' ■

H9o6—Nairn street, at Jackson stretet. H9o9—Maori road, at Serpentine avenue. '

' 1951—Lindsay road, at Thomson street. - ...":.': :

1955—Pumping station, Quarry street. D3soon—Woodhaugh street, at quarry. D35005-r-Pumping station, Quarry street.,' - '„.;,, ■

D3sols—Pumping station,,; Quarry street. ' ." ■ -\ •■

D3501n-rW.oodhaugh street, at quarry. E4oos—Pumpirig ' station, Quarry street. • ' ~ ':' \ ". "■

G4oosn—Woodhaugh street, at quarry. F4ooßn—Woodhaugh street, at quarry. E. O. RelllyV farm, Signal Hill rpad— Special group. ;. ': Reserves Department groups will, report, for work -at 8 a.m. toMay as follqws:—'.' : ' ■ ! .:;' : ':'• .. '','■':':

215, 225, 320, 364, 368, 712, 714, 724, 727, 728, 730, 732, 733,.810, 860, 910, 960—At Opoho Football L round. 408, 410, 412, 414, 416, 420—At Upper Gardens. ' " ' , , Ten men of 714—At Logan Park. ; 91, 216, 300, 365, 815, 865, 915, At Montecillo Football Ground,

110, 114, 116, 118, 272, 716, 725—At Chisholm Park.

222, 371, 814, 914, 964—At Bathgate Patk. ' ■ :■' \ ' '■':; ' '" ' l ! '

205,' 808—At Donaldson's Nursery, Ross 'Creel:.- ,

RATION RELIEF ' REINSTATED IN FPECIAL CASES: The Unemployment Board has decided; to reinstate the special ration relief in those cases where it was granted on the recommendation of the Plunket Society.: Those relief workers who were in receipt of this relief at the time that it was recently discontinued should call at their focal post office on the usual day during the week ending February 9, when, they will receive their ration cards and orders. They should produce their levy coupon books to the; local post office for return to the Government Employment Bureau for suitable endorsement. The levy books will be returned to the iocal post offices.. • ■, '"■ ;•:•■

NATIONAL WORKERS' MOVEMENT - •. "' At an afternoon meeting in the Museum grounds yesterday addresses were delivered by Messrs Dale, Clark; M'Arthur, and Cr Silverstone. The policy of the Government and the Unempfyoment Board was severely criticised, especially the attitude of Mr Bromley, deputy chairman of the Unemployment Board, in his reply to the deputation that met him when in Dunedim The following resolution was carried' unanimously:—"That this public meeting, of Dunedin citizens demands that the Government immediately grant an increasn of 10s per man to all unemployed. We are of the opinion that it is impossible for men and women unemployed to exist on the present allocation granted by the Unemployment Board." ■