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Newspaper
Wellington Times
Location
Wellington, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Apr 30, 1925
Page
10
The article explains driver technique for tight passages using the radiator cap as a steering center, the need for practice to judge gaps, and the benefits of careful car maintenance. It discusses engine oiling, lubrication, decarbonising, and especially air cleaners to reduce carbon deposits by filtering dust and using centrifugal methods to remove particles from intake air.
A fragmented note discusses air cleaners for car carburetors and accuses manufacturers of misleading the public to push design changes. The text reflects early automotive maintenance concerns and public skepticism toward industry claims.
A guide notes faded dark imitation leather upholstery can be restored to a good state using Candy's fluid or potassium carbonate mix. Thoroughly brush to remove dirt, then apply the solution with a clean rag, giving special attention to seams and creases.
An old crank case oil practice is suggested. Drain oil stored in a tin and use an old brush to coat the sides of the spring leaves each morning. The method is claimed to let oil soak in and improve the car’s riding.
Angllican parish officials publish the parish car mileage showing 148 miles in September 776 in October 277 in November 457 in December 508 in January and a total of 2066 miles. The figures illustrate parish work done and suggest other parishes could have similar boosts from their own car.
Guidance on starting engines without flooding, using air throttling briefly, and avoiding rapid revving to prevent oil bearing stress. Recommends lean fuel mixtures, proper idle, and consulting carburettor handbooks for adjustments while emphasizing gradual warm up and proper air intake management.
Inspector Turbet of the Traffic Regulation Department cites growing motor waits as a major congestion problem. He stresses the need for convenient garaging to keep cars available for business calls without delaying traffic. He notes fear among car owners over garaging costs, comparing to five cents for half a day in some American cities.
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