The discovery of an upturned car on the Napier Road in the early hours of "Monday morning led to the appearance in the Bulls Police Court yesterday of an 18-year-old half-caste Maori. He was Tekiripatito Herangi, oT the R.N.Z.A.F. Station, Ohakea. Charged with unlawfully converting a car, the property of A. C. Duff, of Ohakea, he was fined £12 10s.Protection From Touts."110 A pl'an to protect visitors to England from touts is 'being prepared by the British Travel Association. The Central Register of Guides will issue all registered guides with certificates which will give the guide's qualifications, languages, special knowledge of a particular area or subject, and which will also contain a photograph of the guide. Each guide will also be issued with a lapel badge. In the early stages the. scheme will be restricted to London and tourist centres within a day's journey of Lpndon. The associations coxisidered the step necessary to rid .the tourist centres of the "bogus opportunists who have reaped a rich harvest in the. past."-
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Chronicle (Levin), 21 December 1949, Page 4
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