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Hawera Star, Volume XLVI, 4 June 1927, Page 14

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Inspect the tool kit occasionally and see that everything is in place and in good working order. In case of a breakdown on a lonely road, it would be just a matter of carelessness to find that the needed tool has been left behind or reqniied repairing The London ‘‘Daily News ’ states that William Ferry, an engineer, has invented a high-speed petrol engine, each cylinder of which contains two pistons' which operate in opposite dilections The machine has no valve and has only six moving parts. To give aid in motoring accidents a scheme of voluntary first-aid posts, five to eight miles apart, on the main roads in England, is being formulated tv the Home Service Ambulance Committee of the Joint Council of the Order of St John and British Bed Cross Society. A sugar spirit—a form of alcohol — row being produced in South Africa, it is believed would, by virtue of its origin, be conductive to sweeter running.