A loud noise proceeding from the rear of the Council Chamber threatened to upset the even tenor of the unemployment conference yesterday morning, until the Town Clerk (Mr JS. Neville) called to the carpenters to transfer their operations to another part of the building. Thev moved, but to the front of the building, and the hammering commenced again ■with renewed vigour. "They only want to show us somebodv is working," remarked Cr. E. H. Andrews. This tin*© the noise subsided altogether oa : Mi' N«ville'a tetervaßtion,
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Press, Volume LXVI, Issue 20100, 2 December 1930, Page 11
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