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Taihape Daily Times, 16 June 1919, Page 5

A demonstration of the Lalley Light was given in the shop windo I.’ «E '.‘.'li—hapc _Mot.oz-5 LimiTed, on Saturday night, and great interest. was taken in the display by a large. number of spectators. The exhibition was most successful, the light SllOW‘ihg’up WeH in comparison with others. ‘The’; whole plant was 'on"view and Mr. Bl_'o_ke, tho’ Ccmipaiij-,*v’s inochanic, V\':l_é A";)f’es‘c‘>t'iflt_}"f() _:ms\vor all inquiries. The o'ilgj,n‘_e Viiras lifted straight out from the c.'l‘sin9;, piaced on the’ concrete blocks, and ready for Wol'king.iil a. ‘very’ 1 -S'hor‘t_ time. The engine is benzinéidrivefi; and in vie“? of what it does, is a. marvel of simplicity, It is water-cooled, is automatic in its operations, and is as nearly foo]-proof as it is possible to make it_ Taihape Motors Limited have the selling agents for this Wonderful and convenient light, which will meet 3. long-felt want. in this district‘.

In the Magistrate's Court, at VVel- - Mr F. V._Fvl-azer, SAL, heard an action brought by Charles W. Wilson, sh'eepfal'mel', «of VVallg:lu'lli, ag-ainst élfll’(T.say’§, Ltd., boot inlporte_l-s, of Welliington, for the recovery of £lO, being damage done to a pair of trousers through the alleged negligence of defendants. Mr H. Buddle, who zfi3pc-.ar-ed for the pl-aintifi‘, said that his client and Mr‘K. Duncan were walking down \Voodwal'd Street when a nail which was Drojecting from a. packing case, caught I\/Ir VVilson’s trousers_ :1n(1 damaged them in such a, 111ax1ner_‘.tha,t the suit was rendered useless to the plailltiff. Counsel added that. nothing fm'thel' would have been heard ‘about the nlatter but for the alleged ‘disconrfesy on the part of a menlb_el-,of the firm. Defendants pleaded conltrilm-. ’f.'or_v neghgence, bu"f ‘HI64 magistrafe held the case proved. and. jud_:ment for £6 and costs. the dannmged suit To become fhe pl-op_er’t_v of dt-I"'endzl!lt:=.