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The British Postmaster-Goneral, Major C. Tryon, told this story at a luncheon recently: — A Scotsman put a stamp in the middle of his envelope out of reach of the postmarking machine. "Hey diddle diddle, the stamp in the middle," he wrote on the envelope. The Post OfBce official noticed the stamp was for one halfpenny only. "Hey diddle day, there 's tuppence to pay," waa his addition„ The Kolomensk locomotiv® workil near Moscow is shortly to build a npwtype flash boiler with condenser, which will consume considerably less fuel than existing locomotives, and will be able to travel 7000 miles w'itbout baving to take water. The boiler is designed for the very high pressure of 1400 lbs. per stjuare inch. Though only 20 tons heavier than the older type engines, the new locomotive will be ablo to develop a power of 4000 horee power, as against the 2500 horse power of the older locomotive, with a consumption of 60 per cent. less fuel, The new locomotive is intended for fast passenger trains. The control is ar» fanged in the froiit of the engine, so that the driver Will be able to have a clear view of the line.

MOTORING AT ITS LQWEST CQST! x Tht famons Austia wl'- — the penny-a-mile investmeiU Try these Improvements More Powe Greater Flexibilitij Mtetter ISrakes9 Sound - insulated Coaehworh Come in for a run in the improved SGven; and. sound-insulated for quiet running. So much for if you ever droye one of the earlier Severn— improvements; now for basic qualities. Notice fine cars as they were — notice the difference ! the workmanship even in hiddon details, honest You are quicker off the mark and you accelerate lasting British soundness! Remember the more easily; the new engine with its three- Seven's fame for year-after-year Dependability. bearing crankshaft is more powerftil and And don't forget that running costs are less smoother, yet quieter. The new clutch is than a penny-a-mile for four; motoring at sweeter; the new Girling-type brakes grip with- its cheapest. These are the reasons why out a trace of jerk or skidding. Steering is the Austin Seven has sold in hundreds of lighter. The body is not only smarter, but the thousands — aiid sold steadily over a period of sides, scuttle, dash, rear panel and floor are thirteen years. vatt nrrv a ^ ^ nTTm THE IMPROVED AUSTIN "7" BUY A CAR — BUT YOU INVEST IN FULLY EQUIPPED THE^IMPROVED £226 ^0r £ £ 0- Delivered Hawek's Bay. CUxMJU V SEVEN ANDERSON & HANSEN LTD. "Sg™, Direct Factory Distnbutors for the AUSTIN MOTOR CO.. LTD., of England

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Hawke's Bay Herald-Tribune, Issue 31, 20 February 1937, Page 9

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Page 9 Advertisements Column 2 Hawke's Bay Herald-Tribune, Issue 31, 20 February 1937, Page 9

Page 9 Advertisements Column 2 Hawke's Bay Herald-Tribune, Issue 31, 20 February 1937, Page 9

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