WORK ON BUILDING DECLARED BLACK
"VT AUCKLAND, Sept. 3. The Auckland Trades Council has declared "black" a building at Papatoetoe, 11 miles from the city. The building was to have been opened as a gentlemen 's club this week. Work on it has been stopped. The Auckland Eeturned Serviees' Assoeiation has assoeihted itself with the trade council in the matter. Stating that the building investigation committee of the trades council had stopped the work on the job, the council 's secretary, Mr. W. Ashton," claimed that it was "one of the most glaring cases of unneeessary building whieh had come to the committee's notice for a long time". He said the tnades council did not intend to allow the work to resume while it was intended to use the building as a elub.
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Chronicle (Levin), 4 September 1947, Page 5
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133WORK ON BUILDING DECLARED BLACK Chronicle (Levin), 4 September 1947, Page 5
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