THE TRAM REGULATIONS.
illy Telegraph -Press Association.! Christchurch, July 26. Mr. Goo. IT. Booth, chairman of tha Tramway Board, and Mr. A. W. Bcavcn, another Christchurch delegate, returned io this city this morning. In a short interview, Sir. Booth said that all he could say for publication was (hat the Minister would try to arrange for expert representatives of tho dillorcnt tranivny systems to met and confer with the iilliM-i-.i of the Public Works Department m iognrd to terhnicjil details and it was hoped that they would arrive at a salisfac'.oi'v conclusion. Mr. Beaven said that the character of tho discussion with the Minister yesterday was a verv regrettable, one, but there was no doubt that the situation had been saved by Mr. Booth's (netful and conciliatory action. If it had not been for I hat there would certainly have been a vorj awkward deadlock.
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Dominion, Volume 4, Issue 1190, 27 July 1911, Page 4
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