NOTES FROM OLYMPIA. Although many new notes are to be observed at Olympia, old notes, it should be noted, are accepted in payment for any model. Vast as' it is, Olympia's "body space", is none too adequate.' By means of a pneumatic, if not a wholly novel idea, one can now ride literally, "on 4-ir," and motoring has become ii "rushy" business in comparison with the bad, bumpy old days. It seemed to us rather artlees of a critic, "noticing" a certain car's slightly altered type of radiator, to say that "this is certain to make a big hit . . . " While new cars should be well "run in," their drivers should do nothing to (itserve a. similar fate.
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Auckland Star, Volume LVI, Issue 189, 12 August 1925, Page 12
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