The recent invitation to the public to make practical suggestions for assisting in tyre conservation had so far met with no response, said Mr J. J. B. Connor, district officer of the Transport Department, who is acting as liaison officer between the department and taxi and transport control committees in the area. Mr Connor emphasised yesterday that the department and committees, while proceeding with tyre conservation measures, would still be grateful for additional practical suggestions, which wore often of value. In his work as liaison officer. Mr Connor has now visited 15 of the 20-odd committees covering West Coast, Nelson, Marlborough, and Canterbury districts.
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Press, Volume LXXVIII, Issue 23753, 26 September 1942, Page 4
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