MOTORING INTERESTS.
FEES FOR PRIVATE CARS. LOCAL PROTEST SUPPORTED. fur TELt'jn.u'Ji.- enrsc assoctatton. j NAPIER. Friday. The, North T.-.iaml "Motor Union at, its half-yearly meeting tonight decided to forward a remit to the New Zealand Conference stronglv urging it to bring all its weight to bear in having only one speed traffic regulation brought into force in the Dominion—-a regulation the same as was now enforced in older countries of Europe that the motorist bad to drive with sefety. " There should not be any restrictions at all. It. is time New Zealand learned a little from older countries," remarked the mover, Dr. Forritt, It, was decided to support the .Auckland association in its objection to the special heavy traffic fees proposed to be inade on private, rnotor-cars by the Auckland City Council. The fear was expressed that other local bodies would follow suit 11 'he. Auckland proposal were put into force. _A motion was carried advocating provincial symbol:, on number-plates as follows:—"W, Wellington; T, Taranaki; L, "Westland; O. Otngo; C, Canterbury, N, Nelson; M, Marlborough; A, Auckland; H, Hawko's Bav.
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New Zealand Herald, Volume LXII, Issue 18949, 21 February 1925, Page 11
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180MOTORING INTERESTS. New Zealand Herald, Volume LXII, Issue 18949, 21 February 1925, Page 11
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