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TO AVERT DANGER

RAILWAY DEPARTMENT SAYS "NO." Ovine to recent motor accidents in the neighbourhood the City Council has decided against the keeping of cars standing on ihe loop line at Ihe bottom of ICent Terrace. It: is considered .that the nrcsDiice v>f cars there obscures tho'clear rifw of traffic, antf .that this is a source Sof damrey to inotoris.ls and pedestrians.

The Citv Council decided -first of all to ask the Railway Department for a. lease (if •■.he end of the vail way yard of Iho now t.isused Te Aro station, for uso as a. Iramwav stand. The Railway .Ul--TOiimcnt said "No." .Then tho " City Council decided to apply to the-Harbour Board for the lease of a piece of land on the board's land just behind the.end of the station yard. This land- ie not nearlv m> suitable, but it will serve. The application of the City Tramway Department was before the Harbour Board last nisrht. ■ Mr. Webb moved that the concession be granted, subject to conditions iccommended bv the board's engineer.' Mr. Danicll, feconoing- the motion, said it was a pity that the Hailway Denartment could work with tho City Council in a matter like this.

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Dominion, Volume 13, Issue 74, 20 December 1919, Page 8

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TO AVERT DANGER Dominion, Volume 13, Issue 74, 20 December 1919, Page 8

TO AVERT DANGER Dominion, Volume 13, Issue 74, 20 December 1919, Page 8

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