UNEMPLOYED RELIEF
7A meeting' of tho Bed Orcss Unemfployment Belief Committee was held. 'yesterday, the Key. B. Inglis presiding. ij\ cheque for £8 Os 6d was received i'roin the OtaH Volunteer ITire Brigade, lieing -the proceeds of a dance in aid <if tluj Red Cross Society's relief work. .The 'comniittee expressed warm appreciation of the efforts of the brigade and-decided to send a letter of acknow..l'.'dgmerit'..' Twenty-two .new cases, in i mo?t of which employment was sought, •\veiv. considered and some of them were referred to people who have offered jobs. 'It-was .reported that assistance i'hnd bueu given.'to deserving cases by iiiie Ladies' Auxiliary. In many infrancos where people had bean helped jiiiuy had been rc/icly to make some reMiiiii to the society when their improved |( •ivcuiustii tiros permitted. The com'anitteo v.-ould he. pleased to receive any • •ilhts Hi' work or clothing, and any who i.-;n p.ivf. :issist!iiu'(» asked to Ting Jiiy s(ii^uuy_ (telephone No. 22-574).
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Evening Post, Volume CX, Issue 68, 17 September 1930, Page 4
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156UNEMPLOYED RELIEF Evening Post, Volume CX, Issue 68, 17 September 1930, Page 4
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