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FAILURE TO NOTIFY INSPECTOR FRANKTON SHOPKEEPER FINED (From Our Oven Correspond! .it,) HAMILTON. To-day. A plea of guilty was entered by Mr. A. E. Webb, on behalf of the Frank - ton Junction Supply Stores in the Police Court to-day. before Mr S. L*. Paterson. S.M.. on charges of failing to give the requisite 24 hours n«»ti< e of intention to work employees after hours. Mr. Webb said that a sp« * i 1 contingency arose at the store, and l>c*ing short staffed, it was necessary for two assistants to be detained after hours in order to keep faith with customers. Defendant was fined £1 on each the two charges.
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Sun (Auckland), Volume II, Issue 397, 4 July 1928, Page 13
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