THE TRANSPORT BOARD

Daily Telegraph (Napier), Volume 58, Issue 72, 27 April 1929, Page 8

THE TRANSPORT BOARD

Per Press Association.

PERSONNEL ANNOUNCED. ALL PARTIES REPRESENTED.

WANGANUI, This day. The Hon. AV. A'eitcli announced today that the following had accepted positions on the Transport Advisory Council : — Mr R. Masters, Stratford, a Government nonu'nee and chairman of the council. Mr H. C. Jones. Auckland . representative of thc North Tsland Alotor Union. ]Mr H. Hallidav. Dunedin, representative of the South Tsland Alotor Union. Mr G. A. Troup. A\Tellington. representative of tlie New Zealand Municinal Asscciation. Mr E. Smith. Christehureh. representative of the New Zealand Alaster Caniers' As«oeiation. ATr H. L. Rcgers. AA'ellington, representative of the wholesale and retail motor traders' association of New Zealand. Mr A. McFnrlnne, AVcllinctnn, representative of lahcmr engaged in transpoH w^rb cenerally. IMr AAT. Morrison. Maxwell, reprecentative of the New Zealand Countie« Associn+ion. Mr H. F. Knisrht. Wellington, renrespn+nHve of sevvioe ear prenrio+ors. Mr L. A. Lnnerga". Wellington, representative of fbo Yfotor Omiiihus Pr-nrietors Association. The work of finalisntion is uow in hnnd and it is hoped to cnll the council togetber at an eavlv date. Tlie Minister exnrcssed himself as heing liigblv satisfied witli tbe rouncil, which. it was certain. would bring sneciali°"d knowledge to the assistance of the Transport Department and himself. which would be of immense value in solving tbe problcms of transport. wbicli would liave to be tnckled at an ea*"iv date. Tlie gentlomen w'm eompri=nd t'" council are all well known nnd able men, wliose wcrk bn.s hrmight tliem i nto clnse tnncb with various nsncctc of transport and preblems veliitinc thereto.