THE BIG GUNS
Advice has been received in Auckland that the two outstanding, men in the British motor trade. Sir Herbert Austin, and Mr. W. K. Morris, intend visiting Australia at an early date. It is now understood that Mr. Morris contemplates coming on to New Zealand, and will probably be here about next February. It is very rarely that big manufacturers come to New Zealand in person, and the projected visit will l>e an important one for the trade in this country. AN AUTOMATIC CUT OUT To prevent a battery from running down when the switch key is left in the “on” position when a car is idle*, a motorist has devised a circuitbreaker constructed on the oil-gauge principle. It is connected with an oil pipe in the lubricating system. The contact points are no arranged that normally they are apart, an! the circuit is completed when the oil pressure causes the operating tube to expand. WHEN RADIATOR STEAMS not remove*the ]*adiator cap when ming. Stop the engin-2 ancl allow it to cool a few minutes to pre- . f r nt burning of the hands and face by scalding water and steam.
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Sun (Auckland), Volume I, Issue 172, 11 October 1927, Page 6
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193THE BIG GUNS Sun (Auckland), Volume I, Issue 172, 11 October 1927, Page 6
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