TOURIST TRAFFIC

Nelson Evening Mail, Volume LVI, 1 August 1924, Page 5

TOURIST TRAFFIC

AND MOTOR TRANSPORT

CONFERENCE OF DELEGATES AT WELLINGTON /. LINKING UP SERVICES Tho largest and most representative conference ot delegates of motor transport services of the Dominion was held in Wellington on Wednesday, says the New Zealand Times. Their deliberations should prove ot significant importance to the tourist traffic of the Dominion. ' The following representatives were present:—J- T. Harvey (Hawke s Ray Motor Co., Ltd.), L. C. Ryan (Rotorua Motor Transport Co., Ltd.), A. E. Magoii (Awakino-Tc Kuiti Transport Service), J- Trowheela (Auckland Tourist Service), J. Nicholson (Wanga-mii-Wellingtion service), J. Gibson (New Plymouth-Wanganui Service), Messrs Smith and Ashton (New Plymou th-Awakino service), Messrs T. J. Newman (Newman Bros., Ltd., Nelson), and Messrs J. E. Winsloe, Claude Haigli, and Captain M. B. MacDonald, representing Tours, New Zealand. The scenic and tourist resorts of the Dominion were discussed generally, and the importance of attracting overseas tourists to New Zealand was emphasised by tho meeting. The internal organisation for the purpose of handling largo, parties of tourists was established, and it was decided to link up their respective services for continuity of tourist transport throughout the Dominion in conjunction with the New Zealand railways. Tn changeable weather take “NAZOL’’ on sugar or by inhalation. Best safe guard against chills. One dose a day keens colds away. 1/6.