SPECIAL POLICE
BIG CALL AT CHRISTCHURCH.
BUSINESS FIRMS CIRCULARISED
By Telegraph—Per Press Association)
CHRISTCHURCH, May 15
So that arduous work may he spread over easier shifts,- and because, it is convinced of the necessity ior euro,ling another 1030 temporary police or the. preservation of law and oia r, the Council of the Canterbury Chamber of Commerce has sent a circular letter tj business firms asking that the members of their staffs shall enrol.
A WAITRESS SACKED.
OBJECTED TO SERVE SPECIALS
WELLINGTON, May 15
A customer, on entering one of Wellington’s leading restaurants to-day, was asked by one of the waitress, s it h© was a “Special.” The question was put in the presence of other waitresses as to whether lie was a .“special” as they were refusing to'serve “sneeials.”
The management was then approached. following a complaint of the happening. As a result, it was subsequently announced that the waitresses concerned had been dismissed. The man, who complained, is not a member of the special police.
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Hokitika Guardian, 16 May 1932, Page 6
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166SPECIAL POLICE Hokitika Guardian, 16 May 1932, Page 6
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