AUCKLAND TRAFFIC.
PROPOSED TRANSPORT BOARD. DISCUSSION IN THE HOUSE. rrret-s Association.J WELLINGTON. Oct. 3. By the Governor-General’s message the Auckland Transport Board Bill was introduced in the House to-day Mr. Wilford asked if the Bill was a local Bill. The speaker said lie was not able to say, as be had not seen the Bill. Replying to Mr Savage, the Prune Minister said lie understood the Bill vva s a complete reflection of the agreement reached by the interested parties. Mr. Wilford objected to the “interested parties” meeting secret.y and deciding what legislation should pass the House. He did not desire to ‘ interfere with another member s district, but he had a risrhti to know what was being done. Were all the parties concerned in complete agreement. The Prime Minister said that was 50.' ' The Bill was! read a first tune.
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Gisborne Times, Volume LXVIII, Issue 10710, 6 October 1928, Page 3
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