• "A man has to study 1$! "raclithijip procure a' certificate to permit -huajb put a few" sticks of lirewood'iii t boiler,'yet he is allowed to drive","* 50 h.p machine along the very little restriction," W.. O. (Kreeii; chairinaii of ihs':£gnuttt County. Council, when -discussing proposed- new triotor regulations (sqa the "Taranaki Daily News") Mf'jJ. S. Tosland said there were jfotWßg motor drivers, some wicked, Vicious offenders, who. should .bebrought'ito book, but there were others so enn#-erat-0.. that one- felt inclined j pile's hat to them. Members agHwi that it was want of ' knowledge \ USi caused many of the offences. A Taranaki motor-car owner ccntly spent a great deal of, tisniat .attempting to . discover.. -resUly - ivarks and- has "lowing conclusions. On Monday 1 fgi' Tuesday he has to work to pay P*!P! tax, tyre tax, and annual liseisigt£; on Wednesday-he ,is engaged_ing_ sufficient ..to.. pay J .'gnemploymtptT levyj; on J ' Friday he has to; l&l? 8 and Income tax; Friday "afternoon ail Saturday morning he speeds earning# g 1 .country rates; Saturday scrapes to : pay liying ' -eveiiawgs ; he ' AjJtj. Acd' s "frhpn. ghinday^ I ders' why he lives at all. ' " <?>iws > . Have you anything to L wish to buy? Ii so, a small > ment-iii. the. classified'section fpf-TlB .Pesss 7 wilt all 12 wwij ! Is - three insertions;
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Press, Volume LXVI, Issue 20087, 17 November 1930, Page 16
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