Summary

George Robert Hogan Municipal and Official Handbook of the City of Auckland… (1922)

The rapid growth of motor transport in the City during recent years is shown by the fact that the registration numbers are now well on the 10,000 mark, and the Government has recently increased the numerals from 1 to 12,000. It is estimated that there are 6,000 motor vehicles of all classes on the City streets daily. In order to meet the requirements and convenience of owners of private motor cars, the City Council has set aside a number of streets in which private cars may be "parked."
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George Robert Hogan Municipal and Official Handbook of the City of Auckland… (1922)

The employer shall have the option of hiring by time or distance, except for removal of furniture, which shall always be paid for by time, the carter being bound to use all reasonable expedition, and in all other cases the hiring to be by time, unless at the time of hiring the hirer exercises his option and hires by distance.
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George Robert Hogan Municipal and Official Handbook of the City of Auckland… (1922)

The Department is also responsible for the control of theatres and places of amusement, and the impounding of stray cattle.
The system of registration of motor vehicles is by personal application and the issuing of numerals to be attached to the car for identification purposes. Every person driving a motor car must hold a certificate to prove that he is competent to drive and control a car. The minimum age is fixed at 17 years.
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