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Hokitika Guardian, 7 August 1924, Page 2

Ford Owners: F.nsure a reliable and automatic lubricating system hy installing "King” Automatic Oiler. Requires no attention whatever beyond occasional filling with oil. li. P. M. .Manning and Co., f> Bedford Row. ('hri'tchureh.—Advt.

POWKIt BOARDS CONI'FRF.NCF. WELLINGTON, Aug. G. The second annual conference of the Elect Mi - Power Boards' Association opened to-day, Mr .1. A. Nil'll, M l’.. presiding. Fifty delegate- were present.

Mr Nash said filial twenty-seven Boards had joined the Association, and lie urged that it should embrace all electrical authorities. Excellent progress was being made at .Maugahao amt ii was cx|R*cte,l Dial I’• ‘uer went,! I«_‘ available in September next. Ihe aim ol the Association was to work hand in hand with the Minister and Departuieiil. a- being the l-esl way to obtain results. 1 1 was decided that electric lighting authorities, other than Power Boards, 1:,. admitted a- members ol the Association. A remit wa- adopted that the Government he asked to consolidate all Acts relating to Power Boards. An Auckland remit, urging the definition of the position relative to lighting private houses and power installations, with respect to the 'attitude of fire underwriters, and others hearing on the same point, was adopted. 11l the discussion, the S|>cakers .said that the underwriters wanted the Board to take practically all the responsibility for inspection,