INTERPROVINCIAL.
(Per Press Association.)
- NAPIER, this day. A meeting of the Thirty Thousand Club adopted a scheme for brilliantly Lightina the Parade on festive occasions, md for tree-planting in other part* of .he borough. WELLINGTON, this; day. .
The Public Service Commissioner stated yesterday that it is intended Lo find positions in the public service for ill girls displaced by tho introduction jf automatic telephones, and who desire to remain in the service. Many ' are being trained in the use of calculating machines, which will henceforth bo employed in all departments. OHRISTOR'URUH, this day.
The Tramway Board has decided to build club-rooms for employes. The building will cost £BCO, and will include oilliard and social rooms.
The delivery of suburban telegrams by motor cycle was instituted from the city }ffice yesterday. The system obviated the necessity of telephoning to suburban stations, and it is estimated that it will reduce the delay in transmission by fully jne-ha'.f.
Under the City Council's by-laws every driver of a motor car or rider of a motor cycle must be licensed; 347 certificates 'iavo been issued to date to private car iwners, and^.ls7 to professional men.
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Poverty Bay Herald, Volume XXXX, Issue 13091, 3 June 1913, Page 3
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