Motor Horns
Sir, —’What is this recent and particularly penetrating and objectionable motor horn? The tiling seems to be audible half a mile or more away and more resembles a ship's siren than anything hitherto used on land, with the exception of a locomotive engine’s whistle. When every family gets a motor-car and every ear is equipped with one of these noisy contraptions then half of us will bo in Porirua—and tiie other half ought to be.—l am. etc., SUFFERER. Wellington. December 16.
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Dominion, Volume 31, Issue 74, 21 December 1937, Page 13
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