Question for Motorists. How many motorists know the numbers of their own cars? The question was raised in a New Plymouth garage recently when a salesman started to drive what he thought was his car out of the garage and waxed wroth when asked what he was doing and where he intended going with the car. He swore the car belonged to his firm, but he did not know the number of the car he wanted, anr was only convinced he was not in his own machine when shown a distinguishing mark which the keen eyes of the garage attendant had noticed. The attendant said later that the same thing happened not once, but several times.
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Wanganui Chronicle, Volume 72, Issue 199, 22 August 1929, Page 8
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