SOUTH ISLAND HEEDS.
DEITTATiGN TO '.MINISTER. MANY REQUESTS MADE. <l*er Brass Association. ) WKEI i v 21’t JN, this day. • AnaatfC >l"' matters raised by the (!, pula! ion >.f Sotdh b land members i.l Earlmment lu the t’ulilie Works Minister, it was asked that consideration be given to secondary roads; that, motorists be obliged to take out third party insurance ; that a rule be adopted that drivers should give way to traflici approaching from the right hand; that, bicycles carry rear reflectors: that e, new hostel at Milford Sound be built; the nfcessity for a, toad over 11,oast lhtss, Olngoj to the West Coast ; provision for a truck from Milford to Makatip:ti; and the bridging of several streams on the road to the Franz,’ Joseph glacier. Tiie Minister undertook to look carefully into the questions raised.
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Poverty Bay Herald, Volume LII, Issue 17079, 7 July 1926, Page 11
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135SOUTH ISLAND HEEDS. Poverty Bay Herald, Volume LII, Issue 17079, 7 July 1926, Page 11
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