TOWN COUNCIL
FORTNIGHTLY MEETING. The fortnightly meeting of the Town i Council was held last night, present;—. The i Mayor (Mr Icteadi, and Counciilors F. J. Lillicrap. -L Stevenson, .7. A. Doig, Sheehan. F. W. Freddy. S. McC. McDonald, .7. Carswell, J. Martin, and J. Matheson. D. S. Wilson, a ictiirncd soldier, applied ior work, having been unable to obtain cmrloyment since his return. He was a dental mechanic, and stated that such work was ?.ng performed by women workers.—Referred to the Mayor. The Invercargill Tourist Company asked for a special license for James Melvin, who vas under the a"c specified.—Referred to Committee. A pet tion Lorn the sixteen taxi-drivers prot-:st : ng against the issue of a Hcene to •i driver under 21 was received, and it was decided to allow the petition to lie on the ‘able for a fortnight. hour applications for the position of onrth engineer, and eleven for that of r-~. venue clerk were received, and the npplicn :ons were referr-d to the various commitees to reduce the applicants to three in ■v*’ case. The reports ns already published were ■dopfred.
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Southland Times, Issue 18837, 2 June 1920, Page 6
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185TOWN COUNCIL Southland Times, Issue 18837, 2 June 1920, Page 6
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