CORRESPONDENCE

Manawatu Standard, Volume XLVII, Issue 306, 29 November 1927, Page 8

CORRESPONDENCE

(To the Editor). mo r r»in g l t l™tCo"nomorHod S e»s f »sto why the town should mat | 25 in the Automibile Associate n the connection with i'h® i v reS ponsible intake. As I was m y w e ui n gton for this grant from Welimg Association who cont expe nditure Rv far the greater number of P P wL will benefit are }l C merston North, P~Jf b^Connoii Ho + d g ens r l cf°the 5 Automobile A„not members of tne an „i mer ston sociation, and visitors to desirable North wkom it ls , e^ re “Jf b ie by the to attract as much .as possiDie oy beauty of our environs. Again, Councillor Mansford . strong terms against the sign have been erected; they may things of beauty, but they are g utility, tnd as such can sur* bereft alone pending the visit of the, lington secretary to consult wi engineer as to what improvements he would like to be made.. After .all, they cost the town nothing and they no worse than the thousands of other notices, rubbish boxes, e- •; which have to be necessarily erected. I may say that since I have been connected with the Automobile Association, I have found them a very live body, who are out to do anything they can to improve the lot'ot motorists right through their district, and seeing that Palmerston North members only number, about 250 out or, ± believe, some 5,000 motors registered I think the attitude of those members of the council who are inclined to be critical should be modified somewhat. —Yours, etc., R. S. ABRAHAM. Palmerston North, November 29th, 1927.