AUCKLAND AUTOMOBILE ASSOCIATION.

New Zealand Herald, Volume XLI, Issue 12699, 31 October 1904, Page 4

AUCKLAND AUTOMOBILE ASSOCIATION.

' ' • *Tllfr Tn"2 opening run of the Audcbtttd As& "I; mobile Association took place on Saturday, when there was . a .splendid muster'; of : mew* bers of i;h& association, no less than ■ 35'cMO/^vif turning out, and there were also v several motor cycles in thes procession. The. was in Queen-street, and when < all 1 wady the procession started. up Qu&en-Btrf#| to Grey-street and back again 'to Queiw*y,jv i street, thence ': by Albert-street to s F£ar*afjt* hope Road and Ponwnby Road to ilhe - J barn in Jerrois Road and'; back into Syj monds-street to Grafton Road, through the "y\ I Domain: to Newmarket, along •: Manuiau :j£«. Rofit? to Cornwall Park- Here tea - was I served at the Huia Lodge, and after a plea* eant interval of exchange of experiences ooii | social intercourse the cars started for • home '-V ! individually. Among these present were:— j.. I Dr. A. 0. Purchas (president), Mr, R. Whitsoa i:-; (hon. treasu-er), Mr. A Cleave (hon. sec.), V" Mr. N. E. Burton, Dr. Raynor, Dr.. Parjces, Misiba N. 'and W. Cook, Thomas and Phillips, Messrs. Crosier, Spinks, F. . Bodle, Atkins, J. Chambers, Moody, W, H. Smith, 0< Henning, W. Cousins, and a large number of lady and gentleman friends of ; members, J Mr. It. Whitson acted as marshal and conducted the large number of cars safely out s r !to the park. The run, though short, was' voted a, great success. j . . — ' HI ' I "J. I • J-