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Newspaper
Wellington Times
Location
Wellington, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Dec 29, 1927
Page
7
The article explains tyre longevity and cost efficiency, stressing careful use to maximize tyre life. It warns against sudden braking and acceleration, notes the strain on tyre fabric, and urges immediate vulcanised repairs by an expert to prevent costly failures.
The Autocar quotes Major H C D Seagrave holder of the 203 mph world speed record set at Daytona in 1927. He recalls his greatest thrill in racing noting the Daytona run was a swift pleasing thrill and detailing wind pressure neck strain and vision challenges at 200 mph.
The notice warns graziers that licks containing drastic medicants like copper sulphate turpentine napthalene tar and disinfectants are dangerous and should not be used. Continuous intake can cause serious intestinal derangement kidney and gastric irritation and toxic symptoms. Drugs for intestinal parasites should be given as a drench not in the lick.
Spare tyres will be found a profitable investment so one is always on the car even when a tyre is in the hands of the vulcanite repairer. Two spare tyres and constant watchfulness and immediate attention to defects and damage by a competent man means good tyre wear, decreases running cost, and ensures safer and more comfortable motoring.
A historic remark reflecting the thrill of becoming the first person to achieve 200 miles per hour on land. The speaker highlights enduring memory of the discoveries made and the exhilaration of the groundbreaking speed record.
The Minister for Agriculture announces clerks of Pelly Sragian will collect orchard and nursery registration fees statewide. Under the Plant Diseases Act, owners must renew by February 28. Fee is 1 shilling per acre or part thereof, with exemptions for areas under a quarter acre unless banana, plantain, or Manila hemp are present.
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