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Hawke's Bay Herald-Tribune, Issue 113, 29 May 1937, Page 9

Hull's (England) 150 ft. turntablo fire escape, the highest in the British Empirp, was brought into action for the first time at a warehouse lire, when, in conjunction with another e3cape, it prevented the flames spreading to adjacent buildings, one of which was a cinema. The chairman of the Hui! |Watch Committee commenting on this good work, mentioned that some critxcism had been expressed at itp original cost, but tbe machirie had justied itself the first time it was used. He espressad the hope that the time would como when the city possessed four such eseapes to enable them to fight fires of that description successfully. The macliine cost £4000. Apart from its height it, incorporates a number of outstapdI ing safety features, and is also fftted witb a stabilising device entirely new to fire ffghting machines. "A satisfled customer is the best adveftisement. " Satisfaction is tbe Trocadero motto — good food — well cooked — and plenty of it. That'S tbe Istuff to satiafy 'em — and that's wbat | the Trocadero gives. — Call.*