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Evening Post, Volume CV, Issue 91, 17 April 1923, Page 4

MOTORING INTERESTS ♦ . WELLINGTON AUTOMOBILE CLUB TRAFFIC AND ROADS IN AND 'ABOUT CITY. The Wellington Automobile Club held its monthly meeting yesterday afternoon, the president (Mr. C. M. Banks) in the chair. A further batch of 29 now members was elected. In reference to the road around Point Halswell, now closed, the Town Clerk wrote stating that negotiations were now in hand for the City Council to take over the road from the Defence Department. A considerable amount of aurvey had to be done before the transfer could take place. Members of the committee expressed the opinion that the reply did not indicate that the City Council was actually doing anything in the matter, and it was* decided to write again, asking for an approximate date for the re-opening of the roadl. The Town Clerk wrote further to the effect that the rule of the road was to be strictly enforced in Jervois quay (tho club had complained of slowly moving traffic blocking the whole road); that the weight of motor-lorries laden was to be restricted to 10 tons, and the overall width to eight feet; that loads must be roped in future; and that all vehicles, Blow-moving or otherwise, must carry tail lights The committee decided to send a letter expressing appreciation cf the City Council's action in so promptly giving effect to the suggestions recently put forward by the dub on these matters. The president (Mr. C. M. Banks) and Mr. F. Goldberg were appointed delegates to represent the . club in connection with the proposed Wellington gala, but it was pointed out that the committee bad no'intention of asking members of the club to provide anything in the way of a free taxi service during the gala. Advice was received from the Motor Traders' Association that the matter of co-operating in a motor reliability trial in Wellington had been referred to the Wellington branch of the association, and stating that the motor trade generally was keenly interested in such trials.

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WELLINGTON HOSPITAL AND CHARITABLE AID BOARD. ELECTION OF ONE REPRESENTATIVE FOR THE COMBINED DISTRICT OF THE BOROUGHS OF , LOWER HUTT AND EASTBOURNE. In the Matter of "The Hospital and Charitable Institutions Act, 1908," and "The Local Elections and Polls Act, 1908." T HEREBY GIVE NOTICE that nn X Election will be held on THURSDAY, the 26th APRIL, 1925, for the purpose of electing a representative far the combined districts of Lower Hutt and Eastbourne of the Wellington Hospital and Charitable Aid Board District, and I hereby appoint the Town Clerk's Office, Main street, Lower Hutt, as the place, and Thursday, the 19th April. 1923, before noon, as the day and time, for the nomination of candidates for such offiqe. Every Candidate must, at the time of nomination deposit with the Returning Officer tho sum of £3 (three pounds). Nominations must be on prescribed forms, whioh may ba obtained at the Town Clerk's Office, Lower Hutt, J. F. EAMES, Returning Officer. BOROUGH OF LOWER HUTT. BIENNIAL ELECTION OF MAYOR AND NINE COUNCILLORS. ' In the matter of "The Municipal Corporations Act, 1920," and ''The Local Elections and Polls Act, 1908," and all Amendments thereto. I HEREBY GIVE NOTICE that . Elections will bo held on THURSDAY, the 26th APRIL, 1923, for the purpose of Electing a Mayor and Nine Coun> cilloi'6 for the Borough of Lower Hutt, and I hereby appoint the Town Clerk's Office, Main street, Lower Hutt, as th» place, and Thursday, the 19th April, 1923, before noon, as the day and time, for the nomination of Candidates for such offices. Every candidate for the Office of Mayor must at the time of his nomination deposit with the Returning. Officer the sum of £10 (ten pounds), or in the oase of Councillor, the sum of .23 (three pounds). Nominations must be on proscribed forms, which may be obtained at the Town Clerk's Office, Lower Hutt. Dated this sth day of April, 1923. J. F. EAMES. Returning Officer. BOROUGH OF LOWER HUTT. BIENNIAL ELECTION OF THREE MEMBERS ON THE PETONE AND LOWER HUTT GAS' LIGHTING BOARD.) In the Matter of "The Petone and Lower Hutt Gas Lighting Board Act, 1922." and "The Local Elections and Polls Act, 1908," and' "The Municipal Corporations Act, 1920. V I HEREBY GIVE NOTICE that an Election will be held on THURSDAY, the 26th APRIL, 1923, for the purpose of Electing three representatives on the Petone and Lower Hutt Gas Lighting Board, and I hereby appoint the Town Clerk's Office, 'Main street, Lower Hutt, as the place, and Thursday, the 19th April, 1923, before noon, as the .day and time, for tho nomination of candidate' for such offices, Every Candidate must at the time, of nomination deposit with the Returning Officer the sum of £3 (three pounds). _ Nominations must be on prescribed forma, which may bo obtained at the Town Clerk's Office, Lowev Hutt. Dated this 4th day of April, 1023. J, F. EAMES, Riturninf OJBc«.