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Poverty Bay Herald, Volume LX, Issue 18253, 23 November 1933, Page 11

A motor lorry anti a car came coiusion during the luncheon hour today at the intersection of Fox and Clifford streets, the car being the worst sufferer by the impact, but being capable of driving off under its own power. Jt is announced that Mr. A. H. Kim1, isjfcriiuquishing his position as Uhder oNßtary of Mines, and has asked the Public Service Commissioner to relieve him of his duties as early as convenient. It is understood that the commissioner has agreed.—P.A. , Messrs. F. B. Logan, Charles Matthews and M. 8. Chambers, members of the No. 4 pistrict Transport Licensing Authority, left this afternoon for Opo tiki, in continuance of their tour of the various centres of the district. The authority will sit at Whakatane at 11 a.m. to-morrow, and at Rotorua on Saturday and Monday. Using the Waikaremoana route, it will then return to Wairoa, and later to Napier, where two days are set down for the hearing of licensing business under the Transport Act. It is the object of the members of thT authority to complete all licensing business, passenger and goods alike, on thui tour, and so leave the way clear for th<ke who may Tie appointed to tlio authority in succession to Messrs. Logan and Chambers, whose resignations have been announced.