Roads & Councils
A committee from the Waiuku Chamber of Commerco has been appointed to meet an engineer from the Public Works Department, representatives of the Franklin County Council, and representatives of the Auckland Automobile Association to discuss on the ground the work required at Brown’s Gully to make the most direct road from Auckland to Waiuku available in all weathers. The Mokau River bridge will be ofTicially opened next Saturday by the Minister of Public Works. * j> * After considerable discussion on the question of speeding and the control of traffic during the summer months the Roto.rua Borough Council decided to ask for a subsidy from the Main Highways Board toward the cost of control. Failing a favourable reply the council will appoint an inspector for the next three months to ensure that the by-laws are observed.
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Sun (Auckland), Volume I, Issue 226, 13 December 1927, Page 6
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