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Sun (Auckland), Volume 1, Issue 142, 6 September 1927, Page 7

MOTORIST’S PRIMER THE ROAD-HOG r Does the road-hog enjoy the road? Yes, the road-hog enjoys the road immensely. Which side of the road does he enjoy most? He enjoys the wrong side most on week days and on Sundays the roadhog enjoys the whole road. DO YOU FORGET IT? The brake mechanism on a car seldom gets the lubrication it deserves. Oil is required on the pins supporting the brake shoes and upon the bearing points of the cams or toggle mechanism which operate the brakes. Most braking parts are usually dependent on the owner foT lubrication with a hand oil-can. It is advisable to begin oiling at the operating lever and work back over every point on the brake rods to the back wheels. WEEK-ENDING IN ENGLAND Week-end motor excursions into the country have cut down the Saturday demand for the roast beef of old England. The Sunday joint, as it has been called in England for generations, is being replaced by chops and steaks and cheese because housewives no longer care to spend so much time in the. kitchen tending an oven. In Nottingham steps have been taken to change the day of the weekly cattle market. Advocates of the proposed change contend that housewives want to make a holiday of the week-end just as eagerly as do their husbands. Lasting and Beautiful Our expert car painting ensures an enduring finish that will outlast varnish and is easily touched up. It is NITRO CELLULOSE Produced in Duco, Egyptian Apex, Berryloid, etc. See us for quotations or advice. A. E. Rayner & Son (Above Cousins & Atkins) Phone 41-019. Stanley St., Auckland.