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PREFERENTIAL TREATMENT
request xot supported
CHRISTCHLRCH. this day refund S T h Is!and M otor Union at a meeting last night, to 1A a request from the Automobile Association (Southland) that Invercargill should be given preferential treatment in the annlication ° lcadli S ,n rcstr 'ctions. Members contended that the problem wa* i$? C hart 3 ,V d th , at Southland motor* Jy* 1 -• had thc> been represented at the original -onfcrence at which h^vI ICtl °r S 7 er . c d i sc ussed, would lia\e realised that the restrictions proposal. 3S SCri ° US 35 thosc « l!^- e ' S ,? a 3 is . n .°t visible from the ". J e association considered the regulations requiring one headlieh' only were unnecessary. S T
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Auckland Star, Volume LXXII, Issue 192, 15 August 1941, Page 6
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123LIGHTING BAN Auckland Star, Volume LXXII, Issue 192, 15 August 1941, Page 6
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