STREET COLLECTIONS
Possible Restriction In Future A bint tbat in future tbere migbt be a restriction upon tbe number of street collections allowed in Hastings was given at the meeting of tbe Hastings Borougb Couneil last evening, wben an application for permission to con^uct a street collection on behalf of a public appeal fund was before tbe meeting. "Tbe incoming couneil will bave to give serious consideration to tbis matter of granting permission for street collections," said tbe Mayor, Mr G. A. Maddison, after mcntioning that, since the beginning of Octobor last, tbere had been five street collections talcen in the town. "Tbe business people and tbe shop-. ping public aTe becoming heartily siek and tired of tbem," he said, "and while up to now tbey bave accepted tbe appeals in the rigbt spirit and responded really well, too many calls are being made on the people."
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Hawke's Bay Herald-Tribune, Volume 81, Issue 72, 17 December 1937, Page 6
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