THE CITY.
CHRISTCHURCH DAY BY DAY.
The Jewish Now Year services, com- ' monced on Wednesday evening, wore . continued at'tho Synagogue yesterday, i when there was a largo congregation. ; An address' Was delivered during ' the! morning.
For tho week ended Saturday last 30 labourers (19 married and 11 single) j rogisfcered as being out of work at the: local bureau of tho Labour Department. Of tho total, ono was found Government employment, and .five were assisted in obtaining private employment by tho issue of rail fares; arid 24 remained on tho books still awaiting work.
During the past fortnight about 50 nurseries, including places of raisers of plants for sale, in and about Christchurch, have been registered under the Act of laat session. Conditional certificates are issued where trees or plants are found to bo diseased, and an unconditional certificate is issued if the area is found clean. It is now illegal for auctioneers, or other sellers of trees and plants, to sell trees or plants corain"- from nurseries or areas that are not registered. By this means it is hoped faTonsurc that the public will bo ottered only healthy trees and plants.
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Ashburton Guardian, Volume XXXVI, Issue 3567, 29 September 1916, Page 2
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192THE CITY. Ashburton Guardian, Volume XXXVI, Issue 3567, 29 September 1916, Page 2
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