PRESS STANDS

NZ Truth, Issue 1198, 15 November 1928, Page 13

PRESS STANDS

Time A Halt wMi :;:■.■.;■;: .'Called : 'M - .;..■;■;: ■::■,-—!-■■:.-: ;■;#;■ That Carnival , Week m Chr'is|pr . church is an institution there is ria ; doubt whatsoever. .■ >;.;.- EVERYBODY takes,' or makes it, a : Cj . hpliday, but "N.Z. Truth" wishes that all who have nothingto do-Hand all day to do it in— would refrain from crowding.' into the Press, enclosures at ' Riccartdn and Addington. ' , The control of the stand and room pri. these two courses is farcieaf. ■■'■'. ■' '•" ' " "■'-■, i" 1 . v>' Reporters who have the day— igsSft ; - the week— off pour upstairs, but *£*£ ended 'there it would be" tolerable. *&!= But all other brand of outsiders^^ some means or other, are attraSj|ifr: to what should be the holy of hotijjijp, . The result is that the working Pi|gs|. is swamped. The room becomes a^^ gular bear garden. : '''•''s£&'' Morning 1 arid: afternoon tea, brought' ' up for the workers, is pounced onlS^v the. outsiders, 'and as. a worker last week: "We, apparently, are lnytHe. second sitting." , *j"f? There is a chairman of the gallery, but most of his time is spent 'eIWeV r where, and, tie thus does not nave^tb put up with the inconvenience. •■£■? :.." '■'■■ Requests have been, made to him.. to clear the place of the 'Outsiders they have passed unheeded. r .;r.' ... : Now "Truth" is. requesting th>J ' respiective presidents to have ' tH§;.r enclosures kept unreservedly :-f<jF£^"'.. working journalists. ' v?^- --■ . ■- _.; ••■■._ ■- ■■ -■• — — — — . . ■■ : ;-.^f v J, T. J AMIES ON was due back^in Aucklana this week. / • ; ':'M\\ V, CCAT and Miss Potoa are due to m^ke •?-. reasonable Kids for stake morieijr'in the hear future. .''.■- : ?^ v ' VUCKLAND Cup weights are not due until after the Takapuna fixture. Until then there will be no great bugi- .-■ ness doing over the big northern double. , . >j- .v.