FAR TOO MANY IRREGULARITIES BY MOTOR OWNERS.
(Special to the "Star”) WANGANUI, October 14. Recently the Wanganui police had a large number of prosecutions against motorists for breaches of the Motor Regulations. Senior-Sergeant M'Lean intimated at Court to-day that, in making inquiries, they found that a large percentage of cases disclosed irregularities in regard to change of ownership, and that the new owners had neglected to obtain the endorsed certificate, and this involved a considerable amount of work to the police. The Magistrate, Mr Salmon, agreed that these classes of cases were far too numerous, and promised a hardening up of the fines as a stimulating effect.
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Star (Christchurch), Issue 18888, 14 October 1929, Page 11
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