STREET ELECTION MEETINGS
Permission Given By Lvttelton Council i Permission to hold street election meetings and to display ban-! ners during November was given to the Labour Party Inter-branch Council by the Lyttelton Borough Council at its meetinglast evening The Canterbury. West land. Nellon and Marlborough Motion Picture Operators' Union, in a letter to the council, asked that the council refuse anv application that may ‘be made for permission to screen pictures on Christmas Dav. The council agreed to the request. A letter was received from the Diamond Harbour Burgesses' Association asking if motorists were entitled to use the track to the Community Hall, other than for servicing the hall. The council decided that no parking be permitted on the hall area and that notices to this effect be erected. The council refused permission for a mobile ice cream caravan to be operated on the Governor's Bay road. The danger of the crossing at the intersection of Brittan terrace, Voelas road and Cressy terrace was the subject of a letter received from the West Lyttelton school committee. The committee | asked that the council consider making the crossing safer. A reso-1 lution was carried, instructing the! traffic committee to consider the! erection of a compulsory stop sign at the lower end of Cressy terrace.
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Press, Volume XCVI, Issue 28414, 22 October 1957, Page 7
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