OTAGO MOTOR CLUB

Evening Star, Issue 15906, 11 September 1915, Page 10

OTAGO MOTOR CLUB

Following are the principal clauses in Motor Club :_The year was commenced W? Ju D m<;mb <: rshi P of 265 and closed with. o<M— a decidedly encouraging increase of 63. Special attention has been paid to the improvement of roads, and the club have been in continual communication with all Otago local bodies, llie club have undertaken to raise £IOO for the metalling of the Waipahi-Piike-rau road; Invercargill is raising a like amount, and the two sums when subsi--ISesnn? th ,* Government a »id augmented by £9OO which the Clutha County Council have already in hand, will be sufficient for properly metallbag, blinding, and roiling this road. A large number of danger and direction signs have been erected, and this policy will be maintained during the coming season The following members of the club known to the committee have joined the Expeditionary Forces, and have been made honorary members during their absence • Messrs John Connor, C. A Frame Claude Ingle, J. R. M'Kissock, Nathaniel Eeed, Ernest Stevens, William Thomas, A. Thomson, Reginald Webb, L S. loung, Chas. Bradfield, G. C Black. It is proposed to form a riffc club in connection with the club for the purpose of encouraging rifle shooting. During the vear the club donated £326 0s Id to the Otago motor ambulance fund. When the wounded soldiers returned by the Willochra, club members provided motor cars for the purpose of transferring them from the station to their homes or hospital.