Motor Registrations . And Drivers' Licenses
AUTHORITIES EXPERIENCING BUSY PERIOD
Although it is impossible, as yet, to obtain exact or complete figures in respect to the latest motor registrations in the district, it is fully apparent that the “good old days’’ of the horse and buggy are getting further away than over.
Up till the end of May last the Chief Post Office at Palmerston North, which caters for an extensive aro/i in addition to the city, records an increase of just over 400 registrations. At the end of May last year ”059 registrations had been made, while for the corresponding period this year 5070 were in hand. The office, however, is stilt busy dealing with applications for renewal, etc., and it will be some weeks before the final figures can bo ascertained. Drivers’ Licenses In City.
Busy days are being experienced by the section of the Palmerston North City Council staff dealing with the issue of drivers’ licenses and up to the present approximately 1850 have been issued. It is understood that the final number will be greatly in excess of this figure. For the Kairanga.
Figures for driving licenses in the ivainuiga county reached 790 yesterday, as compared with 1??7 for the full year of .1954. This means that much work still lies ahead for tho office staff. Manawatu County.
During the mouth of May 809 drivers’ licenses were issued by the Manawatu County Council, ns compared with SIS during the corresponding period last year—an increase of 51. The total number of licenses issued up to May of this year was 1117, which means that there arc nearly 500 who have failed to renew.
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Manawatu Times, Volume 60, Issue 132, 7 June 1935, Page 6
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