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Advertising : 1604 words view this articleAccording to Mr. Aubrey Walker, P.M., at Hobart, "the only way to shift loiterers who refuse to more when the horn is sounded is to sweep them out of ...
Article : 336 words view this articleMr. Mac Robertson, of "Old Gold" fame, has just, completed a most enjoyable tour of the island in his new Packard. Mr. Mac Robertson has been an ardent ...
Article : 594 words view this articleSaturday, March 27, saw the initial event of a series of motor car trials that are to be held in Victoria, and the first since April, 1914. After a great ...
Article : 549 words view this articleMr. C. Kelly, secretary of the Tasmanian Automobile Club, in an interesting letter, says:—I had the pleasure of being the guest of the Royal ...
Article : 528 words view this articleThe expansion and growth of the motor industry can be gleaned from the following extract of a speech delivered by Mr. Erskine, director of the ...
Article : 445 words view this articleClimatically there is a great deal in favour of light flying Conditions are, as a rule, more favourable at night than they are in the daytime, particularly ...
Article : 234 words view this article"Service," in its best sense, is going to play an important part in automobilism in the future, and tire supply of spare parts and repairs is a breanch the ...
Article : 147 words view this articleWhen the poor wee mite cries fit to break his little heart, there's something wrong, and nine times out of ton it is the wind. A dose of Holmes' Carminative ...
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