AUTOMOBILE CLUB
. - V" , Income Satisfactory / The executive of the Wellington Automobile Club met last night. The secretary, Mr. W. A. Sutherland, reported on arrangements for Safety First Week, which was .to be held to advocate greater care on the part of all who used the roads, A short discussion took place on a letter in yesterday’s “Dominion” suggesting that the. Broadcasting Board should announce the numbers of stolen cars when they were recovered. The secretary said that the Broadcasting Board was the only service in rhe world which announced the numbers of stolen cars over the air. and the chairman. Mr. Batt, added that the board had been of great service to motorists in this way. The finance committee reported that income from subscriptions continued to be satisfactory. Receipts for April, £l2l, showed a big increase on those for April, 1933, £3B. Total receipts from September 1, 1933. to April 30, 1934, were £4237, as against £3852 for the same period of the previous year. I —
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Dominion, Volume 27, Issue 188, 8 May 1934, Page 14
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