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Press, Volume LXVIII, Issue 20624, 13 August 1932, Page 20

PT7BXJO HOTT.OM. SEE THE STUDEBAKER COMMANDER BREAKING THE WORLD'S RECORD FOR 25,000 MILES: STUDEBAKER and Erskine owners should take advantage of the cinematographic film now being displayed at the Sydenham Pictures, showing the Studebaker Commander breaking the World's Record for 25,000 miles, being driven continuously by a relay of drivers in less than 23,000 minute's. This epoch-making feat shows the strength and stamina of the in-built quality of the Studebaker Car and speaks well for the modorn engineering genius. The film now being shown depicts the record from start to finish and all Motorists should see the Studebaker Team performing in this World's Record. The film also shows Studebaker's enormous Plant and the latest engineering principles in turning out the modern Motor-Car. This is one of the most interesting films of its kind that has been shown in New Zealand and is now on view for Thursday, Friday, and Saturday nights at the Sydenham Pictures. Adams, Limited, also extend a cordial invitation to all interested Motorists to inspect the new Commander Free-Wheeling Brougham at their Showrooms. This Car is beautifully finished in Fawn, complete with 6 drum type wire wheels, upholstered in Bedford Cord, and all interior fittings finished in Butler's Antique Silver. A high, narrow, Chromium plated Radiator sets off the graceful lines of this Commander and it is complete with a beautifully made luggage bos holding two suitcases and Hat Box. We are prepared to make you a special allowance on your present Car in part-paj - ADAMS, LIMITED, . Showrooms, 152-J54 High street. Garage, 210 Tuam btreet.

STREET LAMPS OUT. MENT -WELCOMES REPORTS. CITIZEN'S ASKED TO ASSIST. IT is no* always realised that the Municipal Electricity Departmejt is dependent upon tlw iublio for information regarding defective street lights. Letters are not infrequently received, complaining that the writer has waited for ft considerable time :n the hope that a lamp would be attended to, whereas, had it been reported on the first day it was noticed to be out, it would have l.een immediately replaced, and both the Department and tho public better served. Some people feel, and the feeling is doubt-fe.-s prompted by consideration for the Department, that in reporting a street lamp out they are making a complaint. This is quite a wrong impression. The lamps have a limited life. There are now approximately 3Cfu erected in different, parts of the' Cit'v, and a certain number continually require replacing. It is a rogular part, of the maintenance work of the Department, and any information regarding defective street lamps is welcomed as valuable co-operation on the part of the person reporting it. The value of any information is dependont upon the accuracy with which tho exact location of the lumn is described. A 'phone message, or preferably, a post-card, will always receive immediate- attention. Eveiyouc who reports promptly a de/ectire street lamp will be renderins a service to tho community, and the public is hereby irvitcd to give such assistance whenever pos-' si'-le. MUNICIPAL ELECTRICITY DEPARTMENT. .•■'•-"■ 'Phone 30-701.- P.O. Box £2B. 4551 A DISCLAIMER. "WHO'S WHO IX NEW ZEALAND.".. rHE third edition of Scholefield's atandard reference book, "WHO'S WHO IN NEW ZEALAND," is now available,,price 15s. In ii&dition to authentic biographies of nearly SOOO prominent New Zcalandera the volume contains-many pages of official and personal information which is in daily request. NOTE.—We are in no way associated with mother, publication vrhich" has .been • usinff thr> r.ame title for the sale of space. Ours is entirely a New Zealand production, and wis established in ISOS. Only address-/

J. and G. SCHOLEFIEI.D, J *3<<f P.O. Bos. 13C9, "Wellington. PTXE, GOULD, GUIXXESS, LIMITED. THE Tropcr Management of yeur affairs after your.death is as important as it is .while you are alive.. ' The appointment of this Company as your T-jiocntor is a guaranteeof aafet? and economy in the management of. your estate.' Let- your Solicitor prepare your Will - at our cost. PYXE, GOULD, GUIMTESS, LI3IITJSD. P6646 im *. C ™t&,2 F RHEOMATISM. hid to"K."«t~- , */ h^**'«**> about. He toot results that he is now back in hiif'old 3ob Smith, a money-back guarantee. ...' . ......"., nnduding Electric Ranges, Electric Piping Machinery, Water Heaters, Motor*. Dynamos. <md small Petrol Engine Sets i,jn< " noa ' n « • i R ? WN BROTHERS, Electrical Engineers and Pumping- Machinery -,,/-,, . Specialists, 030 Colombo -street (just over St.-Asaph'at;): ' ... 82T73

BAILWAT NOTIOTS. EXTRA EXPRESS TRAINS. CHRISTCHURCH-DUNEDIN. SATURDAY, AUGUST 20th. Relief express will leave Christchurch at 9.10 a.m. and arrive Dunedin 5.1 p.m. Makes the same stops between Clmstchureh and Dunedin as the 5.35 a.m. Christchurch-Invercargin Express except that it will no.t stop at Addington to pick up passengers. Relief Express will leave Dunedin at h. 40 a.m. a-nd arrive Christchurch 5.10 p.m. Makes the same stops as the 840 a.m. (Monday, Wednesday, " Friday) Dunedin-Christehurch. train. —454"

RETURNED SOLDIERS' ASS& THE following Meetings will.be held peart week: SYDENHAM—Methodist Schoolroom; Brougham street, TUESDAY. Aujrust 16th. ..'■".. LlXWOOD—Kolleston Street Hall, WEDNESDAY, August 17th. ST. ALBANS—Winton Street Hall, WEDNESDAY, August 17th. OPAWA—Opawa School, THURSDAY, August ISth. will commence at 7.80 p.m. "All Ex-Service men are earnestly invited to attend tlin Meetings in their district. Matters of importance to all returned men will bo discussed. «C 0 E. F. WILLCOX. Secratarr. BEAUTIFUL Xalural "Wavea .in your hair by setting with Wayreno Setting Lotion. 2/« bottle Barnetti