TRANSPORT LICENSE
AN IMPORTANT (Per Press Association Copyright.)
AUCKLAND, May 17
' The decision of No. 2 Transport licensing authority was given to-day in a case of considerable local importance.
A 1 Company which operates a hus service to the northern suburbs of hr’leiieiden and Henderson, sought . a renewal of the license.
; The Railway Department urged that restrictions be imposed, particularly that buses be not allowed to stop within a quarter of a mile of the railway .stations concerned.
•In announcing its. decision, the authority said it was satisfied that the Company was catering for a very substantial volume, of traffic, which at present the Railway Department was nqt :: iiv /touchwith. It -renewed the: Compahy’s license.' / : ••
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Hokitika Guardian, 17 May 1933, Page 6
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115TRANSPORT LICENSE Hokitika Guardian, 17 May 1933, Page 6
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