PARKING PROBLEMS
■Press Association.)
"Cars Should be Kept Off Streets," Says Mayor
(By Telegraph-
DUNEDIN, This Day. The need for hetter parking estab•shments for cars was stressed by the 'Jayor, the llev. Mr Cox, in welcoming •lelegates to the annual conference of the New -Zealand Motor Trades Federation, whose business was taken privately. The Mayor said that streets were becoming filled with standing cars and mnnicipalities woubl soon have to prevent, street-parking, both to expediate tiaffic and ensure safety. It might be that the federation cimld give a lead by the establishment of Jarger and more efficient garages, when he was sure that local authorities would co-operate by eliminating street parking where possible. Over 50 delegates attended, under ihe presidency of Mr V. McIUbbin, of
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Hawke's Bay Herald-Tribune, Issue 211, 22 September 1937, Page 6
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