HOARDINGS.
CITY COUNCIL SBTS UP A | COMMITTEE. The hoardings , question was again before the City Council last'night, when Ct. E. 11. MeCorobs moved that a sub-commifctee be set uj> tr> ronsiiler the Council's attitude regarding hoardings. In seconding the motion, Cr. C. Carr said that, as the newspaper* had. pointed out, the Council, had 110 real policy regarding hoardings. With iegard to "The Press" ho considered that it represented certain rested interests, for which reason it wanted ibe newsDapers to get all the advertising matter, while the hoardings should got none. After several councillors had discussed the matter, the Mayor said chit there was only one issue that the Council had to face on the quttilifii of hoardings, and that was t.ie issue of whether hoardings should br: alio jshed. Personally he wanted to s : e boardings put out of existence altogether in CJiristehurcli. The motion was carried 1 v s *".) votes to 7. '
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Press, Volume LXI, Issue 18547, 24 November 1925, Page 8
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