MOTOR TRIALS.
A DOCTOR'S PERFORMANCE. The Piece De Resistance of the Scottish trials, viz., Artiulres Hill, -which carowners, big and little, said was nothing short of a precipice, and then wrote to the papers complaining that it should never have been included in the trials, was successfully negotiated by a doctor driving his own car. ' 16/7/03, Hilden. Tillicoultry, N.B. Gentlemen,—My 8 h.p, climbed with case the other day, without any preparations, the hill at Amulree that the Motor Journals considered too severe a test to give the cars in the Scottish Reliability Trials this year.—Toura faithfully, D. W. CURRIE, M.D. ■ The ROVER 00„ Coventry. Inquiries to W. J. H. S„ Box 415, ion.
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New Zealand Times, Volume XXX, Issue 6679, 30 November 1908, Page 6
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