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Newspaper
Brisbane Courier Mail
Location
Brisbane, Queensland, Australia
Date
Aug 21, 1934
Page
16
Fragmented OCR text notes rising costs and supply chain strains across auto parts firms. References to remanufactured components, electricals, magnets, and factory made parts hint at accelerated shortages and pricing pressure on manufacturers like Remy and North-Gask Electrical Systems.
A garbled note warns motorists to exercise care to avoid splashing pedestrians during wet conditions. It stresses slow speeds and vigilance, noting danger to walkers and the need for safer driving on muddy streets.
A fragmented report notes growing demand for route touring in Queensland and a steady influx of touring motorists and visitors from other states. State associations and winter tours indicate increased activity and engagement among Queensland drivers and national clubs.
In the House of Commons questions arose about placing cheap Japanese motor cars on Indian and English markets. Mr Hale of Hanley pressed the Secretary of State for India to confirm if arrangements were made for importing inexpensive Japanese cars via Calcutta and to ensure clear labeling for prospective buyers. The secretary stated he would communicate concerns to the Government of India.
The notice advises drivers to stay calm after a crash and avoid arguing with onlookers. Record details such as names and addresses of witnesses, rough measurements, and the point where brakes were applied. Report the accident to police and your insurer, offer aid if safe, but avoid actions that could make you liable for medical costs.
A British firm reportedly unveils four cylinder high speed oil engine with a compression ratio of 20 to 1. Described as the greatest ever sold commercially in internal combustion engines, it promises efficiency gains over existing petrol engines.
Queensland dealer Monards Ltd promotes the Nash La Fayette at the Royal National Show. The article lauds the car’s high compression engine, advanced lubrication, aluminium alloy components, improved transmission, and modern aerodynamic body design. It notes test ride performance, steering comfort, and potential top speed around 100 mph, with emphasis on ride quality and prestige.
An attractive SMAMT coupe from the Glammobile 149 range is on display in the showrooms of Metropolitan Datributors Motors Pix Ltd on Whitham Street Valley. The firm also handles Bedford trucks in the metropolitan area.
The American Journal discusses the emergence of rear engined auto designs in the United States. It explores whether these cars will place engines behind or ahead of the axles and how the layout will affect overall form and production responsibility.
England eased the Austin Motor Company’s appeal over a 560 pound damages award for alleged breach of confidence regarding Solear mun shine roof. The Bench noted grave charges against the plaintiffs Mechanical and General Inventions Co and Roward Emil Lehwess, and that no jury could find dishonesty. verdicts on contract were questioned with no clear agreement between parties.
The event at Ouratardine resort showcased European and American auto makers in a famed concours. De Sotus and other brands competed in the international gathering, with awards for style and elegance amid a sea of private bidders and esteemed delegates.
A correspondence outlines car engine and component problems. Topics include suitable engines for boat use, airflow models, generator bearings, oil consumption, piston rings, ignition timing, carburetor types, and wiring faults. Advice suggests contacting Butler Bros. Aust Ltd and checking for open circuits between generator and battery.
Champion Automobiles Ltd faces stock delays for Studebaker utility model in 1894. The firm advertises the new Studebaker Utility as roomy on the front with ample space for three persons and a comfortable interior. Test drive available at Champion showrooms in Adelaide.
The report shows the value and origins of all motor chassis imported into Australia over the 13 months ending June 30. Remarkable fluctuations appear across 1827 to 1830 with figures for sources and totals listed in a table.
A described explanation of how a differential gear works placed at the center of a drive system. It contrasts forward wheel rotation with backward motion, noting the differential reduces tire drag and allows wheels to rotate at different speeds during turns.
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