An important request is made by the Automobile Association (Otago) to all motorists to keep away from the Taieri aerodrome this week-end. Last weekend, and at other times, large numbers of drivers have been making a point of running out to the aerodrome on sightseeing trips. The cars have been parked in most inconvenientplaces, and the work which is being carried on out there at the present time has been interfered with both by sightseers and by cars parked in defiance of tlie many notices now erected. If this request is ignored it is likely that more serious steps will be taken to prohibit motorists nearing the aerodrome at all.
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Evening Star, Issue 23378, 22 September 1939, Page 11
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