AUCKLAND AUTOMOBILE ASSOCIATION.

Auckland Star, Volume LIV, Issue 219, 13 September 1923, Page 7

AUCKLAND AUTOMOBILE ASSOCIATION.

MEETING OF COUNCIL. A meeting of the council of the Auckland' \moniobile Association was held last even. lug Mr. H. XI. Wyuyard presiding. Great South Konil.—A letter was received from the Huutly branch o£ the association spituiiiK that v subscription iifit had beta opened to help the Town Board to repair the local portion of the Great South Bond, which was In a bad condition. ceiv£i r -EXF£*?££££ 'of'tL'Sf.z.Al l.'uiun askhiK lor an opinion on the wigjrestion made at the annual conference that ft would lie an advantage to hold halfyearly meetings. It wa.s decl(ie«l to inform the N.Z L'nlun that the ussociation was not in favour of half-yearly meetings, but would sujwst that the union should consider having I lie anuual meeting in the diflVrput ciMitres. Ni'W Members. —Ei;,'lit new members were elected. Short Kuns. —The secretary reported that so fur only one member had Kent In particulars of n "short run." It was exI plained that the object of Reeking thn I particulars was to enable a pamphlet to be printed. Such a publication would be welcomed by vi I tors to Auckland. Several members promised to supply particulars as requested. Association Formed. —Messrs. Grayson and Farrell reported that they had visitml Hamilton with ih.- object of forming an ussociation. This had been done, but two Items that hud not been decided were Ihe boundaries unif whether the newly formed association should be known as the Waikato Association, or a branch of the Auckland Association. It was decided that .Messrs. I'ulpun, Hutchison. Uillet and Graysnn be asked to attend the first meeting of the newly formed association and endeavour to make it a branch association. Safety Zones.—Some discussion took place re safety zones, and it was decided to ask the fit v Council to introduce a rule making il illegal for motor vehicles t.. I draw up between the zones and the loot I path.