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SHOWS. SHOW GROUNDS, FLINT ROAD. STRATFORD STRATFORD. THE SPRING ' SHOW OJ’ TARANAKI. Geographically Centrally Geographically Centrally Situated. Situated. Come by Special Train! Come, take advantage of Cheap Fares! Come to Stratford A. and P. Show! Come and visit the most prosperous district in the North Island! Come to Stratford and imbibe the SPIRIT OF OPTIMISM! Come— WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 23rd! Come— THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 24th, PEOPLE’S DAY! TWO GREAT DAYS! TWO GREAT DAYS! NEW ZEALAND’S BEST STOCK ON EXHIBITION BOTH DAYS. THE AMUSEMENT CENTRE OF itfEW ZEALAND ON PEOPLE’S DAY. COME WEDNESDAY! COME THURSDAY! EVERY DISTRICT WILL BE REPRESENTED.

HILL CLIMBING WITH “FIAT” CARS. REMARKABLE example of hillclimbing ability has been furnished by the new 10-15 h.p. “FIAT” light car, known as Model 501. A motor cycle hill climbing competition having been organised over the Rampe de la Donzelle. near Geneva. Switzerland, the owner of one of these little “FIATS” decided to give a demonstration of its ability tn tackle even freak hills with a gradicr considerably in excess of the maximun the car is guaranteed to climb on first gear. The Rampe de ]a Donzelle is 340 yards 4 jin length. Towards the middle its gradient is 28 pei- cent., or 1 in .3 4/7. and increases. Although the little “FIAT” has only a four-cylinder engine of .65 by 110 mm. bore and stroke, and carried its full load, it made the climb on two occasions without, any hesitation, and j without any signs of overheating. This I climb was not of a competitive nature, for piston displacement of the car made it ineligible for the speed test, but wa« undertaken at that time in order that the many sportsmen present might pass their verdict upon the officially certified gradient. The performance is instructive that this car will negotiate even those steep hills which, up io now, were thought beyond the possibility of any but the most powerfully engined. WILSON’S MOTOR SUPPLIES, LTD., ELTHAM AND WANGANUI.

SOMETHING GOOD! J 4 H.P. DOUGLAS MOTOR CYCLE, 3speed gear box, speedometer, lamp and horn, with coach, built sidecar, complete with hood and windscreen. Latest model. Price for turn-out, £l5O. Also—New INDIAN & DOUGLAS Motor Cycles at 1922 prices, IRA J. BRIDGER, SPORTS GOODS DEPOT. ’Phone 66D, ELTHAM.

MOTOR CYCLES h.p ARNO, .3 speed £35 2| h.p. 3-speed DOUGLAS, almost new £7O 2? h.p. 2-speed DOUGLAS, W.D. model £B5 .1 h.p. RUDGE MULTI ........ £55 3.1 h.p. BRADBURY £25 3.1 h.p. L.M.C £25 .31 h.p. B.S.A ’£.3o 31 h.p. TRIUMPH, free engine .. ! £35 31 h.p. NEW HUDSON, 3-speed . . £35 4 h.p. NEW HUDSON, 3-speed) countershaft '£6o 7-9 h.p. HARLEY DAVIDSON, 1920 model, and side-car .... £155 All the above are guaranteed to be in good mechanical order at the ELTHAM MOTOR CYCLE REPAIR LEP T. ’PHONE 164.

MOTOR CYCLE REPAIRS. R MOTOR CYCLE REPAIRS M E MOTOR CYCLE REPAIRS. O P OVERHAULING T A OVERHAULING. O I BRAZING. R R BRAZING. C S STOVE ENAMELLING Y STOVE ENAMELLP G C M TUNING. TUNING. I. O TUNING. TUNING. E T LATHE WORK. 0 LATHE WORK. R R Expert opinion, and estimates E C Given Free. P Y A. C PERCY J. DOUGLASS. I L R E NEW PLYMOUTH. S MOTOR CYCLE 'REPAIRS.

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Taranaki Daily News, 21 November 1921, Page 1

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533

Page 1 Advertisements Column 5 Taranaki Daily News, 21 November 1921, Page 1

Page 1 Advertisements Column 5 Taranaki Daily News, 21 November 1921, Page 1

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