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Waikato Times, Volume 121, Issue 20284, 28 August 1937, Page 28 (Supplement)

Down With Costly Upkeepf If your present cal' has reached the expensive stage, it will pay you to See Us for a Dependable Used Car. Why spend £2O of your cash and suffer the inconvenience of delay and possible uncertainty in having your present car overhauled when you can trade it in as a deposit on a car like the above. Our Used Cars are thorpughly sound throughout—ready for years of service. We are able to offer such superior used cars through clients who make a point of changing to latest models every year. Exceptionally Easy Terms arranged for the balance. L. M. Squire & Co. Ltd. (Late Winger & Squire, Ltd.)' Waikato Agents for Dodge and Standard Cars. Collingwood St.— Phones 2224 and 3318 (Res.). Let Us Do Your Panel Beating ASK We’ll do It Better and Quicker for Less. J. Pomeroy & Co. Ltd. Complete Motor Service Station* ALEXANDRA ST.. HAMILTON. ’Phones: 1890. 1981. Cylinder and Crankshaft REGRINDING BRICp CYLINDER LINERS AND PlSailed (Mains bored in line in Crankcase). Engines (any make) reconditioned and assembled ready for service. Gear* Axles and all Spare Parts Including Compreeilon and Superdrain Oil Rings for Every Engine supplied at shortest notice. B. JOHNSON & SONS LTD. Makers of Automotive Parts and Grinding Specialists, PARNELL RISE. Auckland. THE PIONEERS OF CAR WRECKING IN NEW ZEALAND ■mxmsPAWTMLIMITED* THE CAR hs V/f IE FIRST ALL USED CAR PARTS AND LARGE STOCKS OF NEW PARTS AT COMPETITIVE PRICES 144 NEWTON ROAD, AUCKLAND. Phones: 45-679 Also at Christchurch, Palmerston North, New Plymouth, Dunedin, Wellington, Nelson, Gisborne and Timaru. NVENTORSI For expert advice and aasiitance 1b j>aten' ; "jr vour ideas consult— ChaTTfner *On Victoria Street. (Yaffffiton. representing— BALDWIN SON z CAREY | m ■■■■■ wiuinoton anMiV I Printed and published for the Waikato and King Country Press, Ltd., by Arthur Edwards Manning, of Claudelands, Hamilton, at the office of the company, Victoria Street, Hamilton. SATURDAY, AUGUST 28. 1937.

THE MOTORIST’S GUIDE TRUCK AND VAN BODIES —Get Our Price —Expert Workmanship —An Experienced Firm SPRINGS —-For All Vehicles —Renewed or Repaired —Complete Satisfaction VALVOLINE MOTOR OIL will give you more miles per pint of oil. A. A. HAWKER & CO. MOTOR BODY BUILDERS AND SPRINGMAKERS, Next F.A.C. Garage, 21 Barton St., Phones 2032 HAMILTON 3245 QUALITY | AND I PRICE ARE NEVER IN DOUBT WHEN HOODS j AND I UPHOLSTERY ARE ENTRUSTED TO A. E. DE LACEY & SON Motor Trimmers Barton St. HAMILTON Phone 1845. Local Agents: Tip-Top Super Speed Auto Polish. BE WISE LET US ATTEND TO ALL YOUR CAR PAINTING REQUIREMENTS YEARS OF EXPERIENCE are behind J. F. HOWSEF and SON The Car Painting Specialists Bridge Street Opp. Police Station. Phone 3206. YOU MAY HAVE WONDERED Why You don’t have such a good run as your Neighbour f The Reason you will probably find is that he comes into the ELECTRIC CONSTRUCTION COY’S. SERVICE STATION in Collingwood Street, For Free Service to his Battery. Why Don't You Do This? Phone 1755 if you need the Service Car. .SlllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllfllllllllllllllllSS

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MOTOR REGULATIONS DRIVERS’ SIGNALS (1) Every driver of a motor-vehicle who intends, and is about to stop his vehicle or reduce suddenly the speed of his vehicle, or turn his vehicle to the right, or draw out from the kerb, within a borough or town district, or in view of other traffic shall, before so doing, give a conspicuous signal visible to traffic either forward or towards the right rear in manner following:— (a) If about to stop or so reduce speed, by bending his right forearm directly mpwards, with the upper part of the arm directly outwards from the body, and horizontal, at a point at least 30 feet before the point of stopping or commencing so to reduce speed (except when stopping or reducing speed on account of traffic requirements, and in that case at a point as near to the llrstmentioned point as circumstances permit) and keeping his arm in that position until he stops or commences so to reduce speed: