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Hawera Star, Volume XLV, 17 June 1925, Page 4

The case involving the validity ,of the new city by-law eontroiing ’bus traffic was continued in the Supreme Court at Auckland yesterday. \ Mr. Hfogan, city traffic ;■ inspector, said the by-law had proved an effective measure of combating the increasing traffic in Queen Street. It. B. Hammond. town planning consulting engineer, said the restriction against ’buses in Queen Street was unnecessary. He suggested the removal of tne safety zones and centre poles, specified crossings for pedestrians, and a reduction, in the speed of vehicles. The judge said that at the present stage he was disposed to think that possibly some arrangement coujd be made whereby the ’buses could he allowed in Queen Street on Sundays and at such times in the evening as traffic conditions would permit. There did not seem to be any evidence to ffche effect that the congestion was a serious matter after about 6.30 p.m. Thatj aspect, however, could be considered! later. Mr. Meredith, for the 'Bus Proprietors’ Association, addressed the court, contending that the by-law was ultra vires. The case was adjourned til 1 , to-dav. FAEM BOOTS. Boots for the farm worker are required to bo built with the very best of material and best workmanship, and IT.B. boots are the ones for the farmer. Our men’s nailed shooters at 19/6 are good wear, and our whole-back no toecap shooters at 26/6 are the best boot money can buy. Then we have the greenhide shooters, 29/6; men’s unnailed boots, 19/6; bluchers with nails, 11/6; women’s fleece lined bluchers, 15/6. Buy your boots at the New Zealand Clothing Factory, Hawera. —• Advt. Three particularly fine models of corsets for stout figures are being shpwn by the Melbourne Ltd. B. and C. corsets, in dove shade of strong coutil, 14/6; La. Diva corsets, long elastic inserted, hips double, tearproof hooks, 32/6; D. and A, No. 699, with double reducing fronts, 27/6. —Advt.