TOWN CLERKS’ INSTITUTE

Hokitika Guardian, 6 March 1930, Page 6

TOWN CLERKS’ INSTITUTE

ANNUAL MEETING

INVERCARGILL, March I

The annual meeting of the Now Zojihiml Insl.ilnto ol' Town Clerks was held here to-day, llie President (Mr ;>. R-keghtud, of Stratford) presiding. 'Referring to the Urban Farm -Lands Raring Bill, the chairman said he had circularised all the down Clerks 10(raiding the matter, and out of eightyfive replies received, eighty-four hn< objected to the measure. He oxpree.se toe opinion that the Government would not go on with the Bill in lace of such strong ohreotion. pile lolowing office-bearers were elected: —

President:—Mr Philip Bkogltui (re-elected) : Vine-Presidents - S vath JsPmcl : Messrs G. Edmonds (Nelson), F. Mobhs (Lyttelton), and F. H. I>entv” (Greymouth). North Island: Messrs J. R. Hardie (Palmerston North), U. Wison (Newmarket), and G. Murch (Wanganui). These were all re-elected. Honorary Auditor: Mr A. d. Gearing (re-elected). Executive Committee: Messrs W. I*. Stuman (Petone) B. S. Knox (Lower H u tt), J. F. Alenzies (Sumner), -J. IBoris (Shannon), and A. Wilson (Otaki) were all re-eleeted. The following resolution was adopt- ; “That, in order to expedite th inspection of licenses by inspectors, representation he made through the Municipal Association to the Ministei of Transport, that local bodies be asked to adopt a uniform colour system for motor drivers’ licenses, such colour to conform with the colour of the number plates for that year.