WORKED ON SUNDAY
LAND SALESMAN FINED
Standing on tlio Surfdale Wharf on Sunday, March 8, Alfred Clemett handed out circulars advertising sections of land to steamer excursionists as they landed. Clemett, in the Police Court yesterday was fined £1 by Mr. F. K. Hunt, S.M., for working at his calling as a land agent and salesman on Sunday.
A constable, who stood by Clemett while handing out the handbills, said he had asked the man whether he was selling the sections, and Clemett told witness he could show him over the land. Some of the passengers were annoyed at being stopped to receive the circulars, said the constable. Mr. Clarke stated that the sections belonged to a manufacturing firm, the head of which gave Clemett a job while he was out of work, to clean up the sections, and to endeavour to induce people to buy.
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Sun (Auckland), Volume IV, Issue 962, 3 May 1930, Page 6
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