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Timaru Herald, Volume CI, Issue 15395, 11 July 1914, Page 10

Tho Tourist Trophy Race on June 11 in.-the Isle of Man was a strenuous test ovtfr 600 miles of mountainous country. '•Twenty-three of tho world's leading c;i.rs started, and only six completed the course.- Several of the leading makers entered teams of three cars, but only ono team of three Mihervas was left in tlie race after 150 miles, and they finished up second, third, and fifth. This result indicates the need of long-dis-. tanc'e road contests to improve tho reliability of the present-day car. The Royal Automobile Olub of "England promoted the Tourist -Trophy Race, after a lapse of six years. The contest demonstrated the reliability of the Knight Sleeve Valve Engine for continuous strenuous work. The Mint<rva team — who used Dunlop tyres—by their fine , performance carried off the team's prize awarded by the RovaL Automobile Club. The world's greatest annual international touring contest, known as the "Alpine Tour," was decided in Austria last week. The Dunlop Rubbclr Company is in receipt of a-cablegram stating that a. Minerva, shod with Dunlop tyres, carried off tho honours. Saventyfour' cars entered for ' the trial, which started on June 14 and nriishcid on June 23. The total length of course was 1820 miles, spread over eightstag«3. The contest is a part-iculai-ly strenuous one, including climbs oyer 2i Alpine pasies, all. over 6000 ft high, whilst many of the mountain roads are almost impassable. G. S. SADLER, , SUB-AGENT, WAIMATE. SOLE X.Z. AGENTS. Ltd,, Sta ASHBURTON

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