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Otago Daily Times, Issue 23334, 28 October 1937, Page 22

MOTOR CARS, MOTOR CYCLES, AND ACCESSORIES ) O « ' T DISCARD -*•' Your MAGNETO, GENERATOR, STARTER. Etc., BECAUSE YOU ARE TOLD IT IS NOT REPAIRABLE. BRING IT TO AUTO ELECTRICS (OTAGO). LTD., 18 CARROLL STREET. Phone 11-966 (two lines). A JAX " EXPANSION PLATE " BATTERIES. Greater capacity, improved design, and the only EXPANSION PLATE BATTERY IN THE WORLD. 13-plate. £2 18s 6d; 15-plate, £3 10s; 17-plate, £4 ss; 12v. 9-plate, £4 12s 6d (two years' guarantee); Motor Cycle, £1 10s (12 months' guarantee). GOLD BAND SERVICE CO., LTD.. 36 Moray place West. ■REVERSIBLE TRAILERS. 1. Track the drawing vehicle in FORWARD OR REVERSE. 2. Cannot tip or sway on comers at any speed. One-wheel for light cars—two-wheel for heavy commercial work. This is the trailer all motorists are waiting for. GOLD BAND TAXIS, DUNEDIN. Ask for demonstration. You are not under any obligation. HS7HY REBORE that Cylinder when for . * V a Couple of Shillings more you can have it REGROUND? A dry ground mir-ror-finish, with no abrasive in the grain, obtainable only at ALLAN CRIGHTON LTD., Moray place. B.S.A. 3J O.H.V. Cylinder reground, piston supplied and fitted, new gudgeon and rings, for £2 4s. MOTORISTS Mudguards, Panels, Repaired. Acetone Welding; Accident Insurance Specialists.—Anderson's Motor Works, Crawford street (phone 12-532); Residence 23-509. JUST LANDED!!! Many new lines for *J the Motorist: and all obtainable at Motor and General Supply Co. ;TINDOW and Door Handles, Number i t V Plate Frames, Gear-shift Knobs, Steering-wheel Spinners, Auto Clocks, Brake Lining, WINDSCREEN WIPERS, from 18s 6d; Exhaust-pipe Extensions: Simoniz, 2s 9d and 4s 9d; Spray Guns, 13s 6d. WRENCHES: Chisel and Punch Sets; Pliers; Tyre Levers; Vices; Cotter Pins; Tyre Patches; Bulbs; Truck and Car Mirrors; "T" Crown, Wheels Bevel Pinions; Timers; Connecting Rod and Body Bolts and Bushes; Cork and Felt Packings. TOV are invited to inspect our goods; L all inquiries promptly attended to.— I MOTOR & GENERAL SUPPLY CO. M'IVER & VEITCH. 279 Moray place, Otago Agents B.S.A. Motor Cycles and Spare Parts. WANTED EXCHANGE, BABY CAR, 8 h.p. Roadster, new battery, well shod, registered, for Heavy Sedan.—s3B, Times. T7OR SALE, Four-wheel TRAILER; 14ft x 6, with tractor drawbar; new body. 527, Times. 17<ORD AA 1932 SEDAN; private sale; new Firestone air wheels, etc.; cheapest car in Dunedin; £l2s.—Ring 18-600. RANTED, Fordson WHEELS and RIMS; VV state where seen, etc.—s3s, Times.

"If some of the other districts in New Zealand had done as much as Wanganui during the last eight or nine years, the production of New Zealand's dairy herds would be much higher than to-day," declared Mr C. M. Hume (supervisor of the herd-testing section of the dairy board) in an address in Wanganui last week. In the Wanganui district for some years, at least, one-third of the cows of New Zealand were under test." In Denmark during the last four years more than 40 per cent, of the herds were under test. In New Zealand during the depression there had been a decrease in the number of cows tested, but there had been no such reduction in Denmark during the same period. He looked forward to the day when the great dairv industry of New Zealand would be built up on herd testing.