DAMAGE TO POLES.

Star (Christchurch), Volume LXVI, Issue 20440, 19 October 1934, Page 11

DAMAGE TO POLES.

Need for Reporting Motor Accidents. Sout h Island <Xe w ' Zealand ) °Victor 1 nlon met last evening. Those present were:—Messrs F. \V. .lohmst.m (president). F. t\ . Freeman. H. C. llarley. Ft. 1 Nelson Automobile Association wrote stating that the Nelson city elecjrival engineer had recently pointed out tho desirability ot some compulsion upon drivers who damaged electric light. t,j roport n,e damage mm.edmt.el> to Hie proper authority. Tt 1 * suggested that the union make tk>ns^a 1 i>rov T " re@rula ' VOr r till’ 1 a el-id.°n tYm mVdia m.l ton ta»» where power lines had wHloii 1 '-'ms in a most dnngerous I ioTi'y/u'Cth'e "r f S '? w,th ,h * suSsesperly could well be left for'tutur? coni ntderation. I* was decided to reply that the considered that provision should ,?• I n .lade under the appropriate statute ■pakiiiy it obligatory for the drivers of all vehicles to report any damage done Tt w ,1"', ”, p ‘e’egraphie equipment, med My" ■ t^o- f t 0 10 !<? the quarterly

The president reported that Information had been received from Auckland stating that the Auckland Automobile Association had agreed to change its name to the Automobile Association (Auckland) upon receiving notice from the New Zealand Automobile Association -agreeing to its dissolution being gazetted.