Win- has been declared on noisy motor-evcles in England. A ""tice posted 'at the Hmoklands Automobile Having Track reads; “Motor veßicles. (larticnlai ly motor-cycles and ot her* (iltud with motor-cycle engines, have become too noisy. No motor vehicle which makes a noise likely to cause annoyance to residents in the neighborhood of the track will be permitted to be driven thereon.” “The Government adopted the system of bonuses for increased cost ol living." remarked Mr ■!. C . Coopei at a meeting at Masterlon. “and now they aro trying to 1 remove them by small cuts. The Wellington Farmers’ Meat Company also gave eost-of-hving bonuses, but we passed a resolution and cut the whole blessed lot out at a single stroke not so much to-day and so much in so many months’ lime. That was done eighteen months ago.”
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Dunstan Times, Issue 3134, 11 September 1922, Page 8
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