MOTOR UNIONS WANT PETROL RATIONING TO BE ABOLISHED
P.A. WELLINGTON, February 17. The contention that less petrol would be consumed if the rationing were done away with, was advanced by several members of the Council of the North Island Motor . Union. The Council decided to join with the South Island Union in urging the Govern’ ment to abolish petrol rationing.
Dangerous Railway Crossings P.A. WELLINGTON, February 17. “We feel that it is a poor show on the part of the Railways Department in putting up with this state of affairs”, said Mr N. F. Little (Taranaki) after he had told the Council of the North Island Motor Union that. 500 railway crossings in the Dominion were listed for the supply of warning devices. He said that the list was mounting, and that little seemed to be done about it. The Council decided to ask the Minister of Railways, Hon. R. Semple, that the provision and erection of warning■ devices should be expedited.
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Grey River Argus, 18 February 1949, Page 6
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