Rarely has the " Manicipal Gazette" offered more welcome reading than in the following paragraph in yesterday's Motor Car Alarms.—Relerence made to the nuisance caused by motor horns of unusual types and other i monte designed to gi Rotice of licence condition providing for police inspection, with a view to eventual uniformity in these alarms. This is held to be necessary both as a check upon the nuisance of noise, and s a provision of safety, which demands a ani-form and distinctive alarm for all descriptions of motor vehicles.
To a long-suffering community it will seem that this promised check on the *noisance of noise" has been all too long deferred since the fashion was first ect by the soallees eccentricity of some uomasical mechanic. Reversions to type are known to all students of nataral history, and it is anoeceesary to determin whether the perpetrators sod delighters in hideous sounds "throw back" to the bizarre monstro-
Per J, Hartley—Davies & Thomas 10.00
David & Ca. 10,00
Text read from the printed page and cleaned; old type leaves the occasional error.