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THE HONGKONG TELEGRAPH. MOTORING SUPPLEMENT.

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0$1,615 Deliverčit,

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ns low na G$1,610 Delivered. You can

buy it on the liberal G. M. A. C. plan-with

B moderate down-payment which may be taken care of by your present car in trade.

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real comfort-real performance.

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SATURDAY, MARCH 10, 1928.

TO-MORROW'S MOTOR CYCLE TRIAL

Details of Route and Entries.

of

THE KING OF AFGHANISTAN.

Visits Fiat, Works.

H. M. the King of Afghanistan honour Fint by his visit. - during his stay in Turin'wished to

Roceived by Senatore Agnelli, the King with his staff after having

Hongkong will see its first motor

The cups which are for compati cycle reliability trial to-morrow tion have been provided by dong- when the event organised by the tions kindly given by various local Motor Cycle Section of the companies, a list of which will be H.X.V.D.C. takes place. The first given later. The Awards are now competitor will leave Volunteer on view at Messrs. Donnelly and minutely visited the different De- Headquarters at 2.80 p.m. Ad will Whyte, Ice House street. All compartments of the Lingotto Works be seen from replicas of the route petitors will halt in Statue Square Went on the testing track cards given below there are four at the end of the third lap and the.

where two hundred cars of observed hills and six open checks, affer. of sandwiches for com- every type filed off in per- The course is one of a hundred petitors by the Savoy Hotel has fect order in honour of the miles, providing a big variety of been gratefully accepted"

Royal Guest while a group of Fiat riding conditions.

Present Indications are that The King of Afghanistan was very noroplanes circulated in the air. It will be soon that the last lap to-morrow will see a fine sporting much interested with all the diffe is being run in darkness, a fiat contest in which the ability rent stages of manufacturing but test of reliability for riders and riders and the reliability of more than anything else his atten machines which have already done machines will be tested to tion was given to a very accurate examination of all the kinds of vehicles manufactured by the Fiat Fand which for the occasion had been Set in a lind as for a Show with an after having stopped quite some time in the examination of the now Mod, 520 cars, wished to see the Tanks in action and also the Motor Buses and the Agricultural ma- chines of which his Country is short of besides all the other pro- ductions of the Works amongst which were machine guns and motor cars of every type.

75 milco.

futmost. 4.

The Course.

the

The following shows the course in laps, the figures, checks, etc. opportunity of trying them. H.M.

being taken from the route cards which will be used in the trial.

First

First

First Lap

Man's, Timo,

2.30 p.m.

· Brake Test 1.45 p.m.

.START.

ROUTE.

Proceed via Garden Road, Gueen's Road, Arsenal Street, Wanchal Praya, Causeway Bay, North Point, Talkoo, Shaukiwan, Tytam- tuk Reservoir to

Observed H. RESERVOIR PATH,“

3.21 p.m..

Check & Sign... 17 miles.

Come in-see Buick-compare it with other cars of similar price-then let the facts decide you to buy Buick.

8.57, p.m.

SEDANS G$1615 to G$2600. COUPES G51,810 to 082860 SPORT MODELS G$1525 to G#2070. DELIVERED.

THE DRAGON MOTOR CAR CO., LTD.

Telephone Central 1246 or 1247.

33, WONG NEI CHUNG ROAD.

HAPPY VALLEY.

$275,000,000

From July 1st, 1926, to July 1st, 1927, the Public bought TWO HUNDRED AND SEVENTY FIVE MILLIONS of dollars' worth of CHRYSLER CARS.

You can leave it to the public to know where to get the Utmost in quality, performance, and value.

See CHRYSLER at

A. LUNG Ở CO.

Sole Agents

19, Queen's Road, C.

&

Phone C.1219.

..Chock no stop. 29: 'mfics,

Wong-noi-ch'ung Gap, Repulse Bay Road, Victoria Road to

ABERDEEN,

Dairy Farm Hill, Pokfulam Police Station, Reservoir Path, Peak Hotel, Stubb's Road, Morrison Hill, Queen's Road, to

GARDEN ROAD.

Socand Lay.

Observed Hill.

4.45 p.m......Check & Sign.

45 miles

(10 minutes halt

allowed).

5.34 p.m.....:Check, no stop

68 miles.

6.25 p.m.

Garden Road, Caine Road, Mt. Davis Road, Felix Villas, Victoria Bond, Aberdeen,

ABERDEEN RESERVOIR FATH

to Wanchai Gap, Black's Links, Wong-nel-ch'ung Gap, Repulse Kay"Road to

REPULSE BAY

Tytam-tuk, Shaukiwan, Talkoo, North Point, Causeway Bay, Wan- chai Praya, Arsenal Street, Queen's Road to

GARDEN ROAD.

Third Lap.

Observed H).

Observed Hill,

.Check

75 miles.

6.55 p.m.

RE-START.

8.12 p.m.

Garden Road, Seth's Corner to

PEAK ROAD

Peak Hotel, Stubb's Road, Repulso Bay Road, Victoria Road, Aberdeen to

DAIRY FARM HILL

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Mt. Davis Road, Felix Villas, Victoria Road, Kennedy Town, Connaught Road to

STATUE SQUARE (Half hour

halt),

Fourth др.

Check & Sign. 12 miles.

.FINISH.

100% miles.

The Competitors. The following is a list of the competitor's in to-morrow's trial.

1. G. H. Bond, (B.S.A. 4.93). 2. S. J. Clarke, (P. & M. 3.5). S. W C. Simpson, (Triumph

4).

4. F. Brett, (Douglas 2%). 5. W. Taylor, (Indian 6-7), 6. B. S. Rogers, (Norton 8%). 7. C. B. Easterbrook, (Raleigh

8.98).

8. L. P. Thomas, (Sunbeam

31⁄2).

9. E. M. Ponsford, (Sunbeam

--20:

10. B. Spradbery, (Indian

2);

11. G. Weber, (B, M. W. 500). 12. F. P. Croft, (A. J. 8, 4.98). 13.

14. E. Marriott, (Harley 81⁄2). 15. P. II. Brown, (Harley 3%).. 16. A. Gascon," (Hatley 3%). 17, G. I. Augus, (A. J. §. 4,08), 18. R. Young, (4. J. S. B3⁄41⁄2), 19. S. C. Saunders, (A. J. 8, 7). 20. H. G. Williams, Humber

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21. JE. Kotwall, (A. J. B, 834), 22. E. T. Warden, (Rudge 3:46). 28. IL Kew, (Rudge 4.99). 24. A. W Summers, (Rudge

4.99).

26. B. J. Vickars, (Triumph 4). 26. W. Woodward, (A.J.S. 244),

Statue Square, Connaught Road, Kennedy Town, Victoria Rond, Aberdeen to

REPULSE BAY

Tytam-tuk, Shaukiwan, Taikoo, North Point, Causeway Bay, Wan- chái Praya, Arsenal Street, Garden Road, to

VOLUNTEER HEADQUARTERS,

27. C. W. E. Bishop, (Matchless

4).

28. F. L. Parton, (Rudge 499). 29. A. Ziminern, (Rudge 2). 30. R. K. Valentine, (Triumph

4.94),

31. W. Borrowman, (Triumph

a).

82. E. Dewhurst, (A.J.S. 2%). 33. R. W. Sapsed, (Harley 500). 84. Choung Lee Lun, (B.S.A.

493),..

35. H. Kong, (Triumph 4.99), 36, Lau Shiu Wah, (A.J.S. 4.98), 87. Pun Lok Shee, (B.S.A. 4.98); 38. W, A. Shen, (Triumph 4). 39. A. T. Braley, (Enfeld. 9), 40. F. Cowherd, (Raleigh,2%); 41. F. Baker, (Triumph 314) 42. B. H. Schroter, (Raleigh 7); 48. R. K. Butler, (Triumph

4.98)

44. J. R. Jenkins, (Francis-

Barnett 14).

45. F. A. Kemp, (B.S.A. 24). 46. Cheng Yow, (Ariel 5.50), 47, F. E. Shuster, (Harley 82). 48. G. C. F. Whitaker, (Rudge

4,0),

49. E. Zimmern, (Rudge 2). 50. E. L. Groome, (Francis-

Barnett 1.75).

51. S. W. Gould, (Rudge: 4.99), 52. W. G. H, Deacon, (B.S.A.

2)

5B, J. Illingworth, (Triumph

84).

Bd. A. Brailsford, (A.J.8. 8.49).

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The visit lasted over three hours and while taking leave the King expressed to Senatore Agnell his admiration and congratulation.

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STOPPING “DEAD." speed of 30 m.p.h, was attained on

Some teats were carried out near 14 h.p. Standard fabric saloons- Coventry recently on one of the new not a picked car, but just one of a batch going out on test. The roads, however, were wet-it was Novem ber and a wet tarmac road is scarcely ideal for brake testa!" A. a level stretch, and at a given spot the driver applied the foot brake, hard. The distance was measured, and It was found that the car had twice its own length-a really ex- stopped, without skidding, in just cellent performance in view of the unfavourable conditions..

Better. Brakes.

In what distance can the average car pull up from a speed of, any, 50 m.p.h.7 Most drivers will say tint if the roads are dry they can Comparing this with what would. stop "dead." This, of course, is have occurred on a two-wheel brak- impossible, for even an electric ed car-20 or 30 yards of heatle tramear, with its magnetic brakes, skida-shows that in the last few cannot atop "dead"--though it can years the safety of motoring ina. give a very fair, imitation of it!

increased out of all recognition."

Everlasting Gears

THE non-technical motorist knows that the Morris is remarkable value; that it is a most extraordin- arily reliable and efficient car, and that for the money. there is no car to compare with it.

The technically minded may care to know of some of the factors by which this reliability is obtained.

For example, Morris gears are practically everlasting because they are made from 31% Nickel Chromium case-hardened steel forgings. The tooth shapers, for cutting Morris gears cost over £2,000 while the cost of the total gear plant exceeded £80,000. Non-technical motorists, if they would have still further proof of Morris value, should refer these facts to their technical friends.

MORRIS

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(THE HONGKONG AND SHANGHAI HOTELS LTD.)

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