MOTORING.

Timaru Herald, Volume XIIIC, Issue 13715, 3 October 1908, Page 5

MOTORING.

THE SCORCHER. CHIEF JUSTICES REMARKS. Per Press j^oci»tion. WELLINGTON, October 2; Fast motoring in Wellington jva| the subject of some'remarks i* a cnaKibe'r filing of the Supreme Court, presided l oyer by Sir Robert Stout, pbief Justice, this morning. '" '\ . '..'.':' -^.'S His Honour said that lie thought jinojor people should be on. thVlookoujc more careful than they seemed' to .Sei.Wt present, otherwise there would be" » dreadful accident one of these days.T iQnljjr. tie other day he saw a motor «i»r'cc|i»J|>g along Lambton Quay, where' there numerous foot-passengers and also a rajrik of cabsj and he was sure that, tug fcar was travelling ur' more than fifteen an hour. It was just opposite and Steins, that a man and a little'child were as nearly as possible .-run over.i Ijtfa Honour thought thatthere,-Should be some by-laws affecting t|tjs.\ ,>v ty&)»tion or would be serious ti-publfe some "-day".-. JJo was perfectly amaiw. at the pace 4sie man was driving Rt, but Uie ; must odd;tJ^t : the driver must have been a very expert man, for although he vvh's "driving Jj^fa high Vate of speed he went through vjthß traffic without touching anyonej,; jjnjt as though he were handling 'a' L iMp'"W miles off the land. ; .. •'" .',;:'..-;&>■.■.';,.■. ••'■■■■■'?';.,