"WATCH YOUR CAR, SIR?"

Auckland Star, Volume LVIII, Issue 109, 11 May 1927, Page 8

"WATCH YOUR CAR, SIR?"

at, ■' , ■ . . . fr The old cry of "Hold your horse, e! ' Sirt'hhea e evidently given place t« F "Watch your car, Sir?" It was Mated at the meeting of the Wellington Autoes mobile Club on Monday night that a •*; man had undertaken the task of watchf ing motorists' cars ai night. He did not I' levy a stipulated fee, but accepted donatione. The employment of a regular man by the club was discussed, but it was pointed out that in that caae the assoe». ciation might make itself responsible for euch can. It wm stated that eo long aa the man mentioned did not ask for. money the City Council could not prevent him from watching motorists' care. Several members said they had made use of bis eervkes, and thought , 1119 watch reliable. "Does he become '-responsible for the low of the care!" * aeked a memter/ "Not at all," he was & assured. "We must do something," said I another member. "Car are disappear- * t ' , E, gnteen cars were reported SLi the dub w< Wild incu* by