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Waikato Times, Volume 118, Issue 19765, 21 December 1935, Page 28 (Supplement)

POSITION OF NEW ZEALAND’S OVERSEAS TRADE LATEST FIGURES OCTOBER 1935 EXPORTS . & UNITED KINGDOM y:A Co <'*ro?si c * 85 79% IMPORTS o^. CO <0 o UNITED 5 I\7 KINGDOM o 48 e A 51 SSSpfc o Source: Customs Statistics Office. In October of this year Britain bought 85% of our total exports. All other countries combined purchased only 15%. Yet we Imported 49% of our total imports or £1,748,000 from countries other than Britain. You can help rectify this position by choosing a wholly British motor oil, Sternol W.W., product of the company that supplies the Royal Airforce, and the British army and nary. STERNOL A 2000 MILE MOTOR OIL 100% BRITISH

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THE MOTORISTS’ GUIDE DON’T FORGET The ELECTRIC CONSTRUCTION CO Still givo their FREE SERVICE ON ALL CAR BATTERIES TAKE 'ADVANTAGE OF THIS SERVICE before you depart on your holidays, _ and have a Merry Christmas. THE ELECTRIC CONSTRUCTION COMPANY, OF N.Z. ’Phone 1755. 23 Collingwood Street. Hamilton. MOTORING REGULATIONS 6.—WARNING DEVICES (1) Every motor-vehicle shall he equipped with a warning-device attached thereto, other than a siren or bell, and capable of emitting sound immediately when actuated, and clearly audible under normal conditions for a distance of not. less than 300 feet. (2) Every motor-vehicle used by a Ore brigade for attendance at Ores shall (in addition to the warning-device described in clause (l) hereof) be equipped with a warning-device of the type known as a siren. (3) No motor-vehicle shall be equipped with a siren, except—(a) A motor-vehicle used by .a lire brigade for attendance at Ores; (b) A motor-vehicle used on road patrol work by a Police OTtlcer or Traffic Inspector. (4) Every motor-vehicle used as an ambulance shall 4in addition to the warning-device described in clause (i) hereof) be equipped with a belt as a warning-device. © c/ New Tops tor Closed or Open Cars When the hood of your car becomes worn, torji, and shabby, let us replace it with a new one. We have a fine range of various materials and can do the job in quick time at a low cost. J. POMEROY & CO. LTD. Complete Motor Sorvice Station, ALEXANDRA STREET, HAMILTON. ’PHONES 1990, lflSl.