BOOT and SHOE REPAIRS * left at WERNER’S TAXI OFFICE promptly attended to at BALLANTINES Phone 51S AWANUI
4y Sp 4/> 0(/ Op & H Mister, you are gambling with your life in those dark clothes. Motorists can’t see you until they are right on top of you. And then it’s too late ... So, before you go out at night (especially on dark, wet nights) put on something white or light coloured which will reflect light and give warning of your presence. Or if you must wear dark clothes, carry an unrolled news paper or an opened handkerchief in your hand, or better still, carry a "torch. And remember, look out for traffic before you cross the street. PEDESTRIANS SHOULD ALWAYS WEAR SOMETHING LIGHT COLOURED AT NIGHT. 4.9 ISSUED BY THE TRANSPORT DEPARTMENT
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Northland Age, Volume XVIII, Issue 77, 8 July 1949, Page 3
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