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Auckland Star, Volume LIV, Issue 213, 8 September 1923, Page 13

jjjj The Smoothest Thing on Wheels jjj jjjj Sj ■ The JEWETT'S six-cylinder, 50 horse-power motor is B jja balanced, fitted, tuned, and tested with an exactness found in jj§ la few other cars at any price, and its sturdy chassis is built to ■ tH stand the roughest roads and the hardest driving. In fact, X §jj its first thousand miles is only a try out; it's the running up Hi fjl of the miles into tens of thousands that has so firmly estab- |j jjj lished its reputation for long, dependable service throughout ji jjg the world. The JEWETT'S long resilient springs and low |j i jlj centre of gravity make it comfortable and safe at any speed fc lißi and on any road. The tastefully-selected accessories and m. jjj well-designed appointments of the JEWETT Special appeal jj I§H particularly to motorists appreciative of striking appear- i(| jjj ance. There are front and rear nickel-plated bumpers of a , jU gj distinctive and efficient design. An extra tyre and rim jjj| Hj mounted on the side, a smart trunk at the rear, automatic jjl jjj wind shield wiper, automatic stop light, rear vision mirror, jjjj HI sun visor, nickel-plated cowl lamps, and best-grade leather gjj jjj upholstery are among the many refinements which dis- Hf gjfc tinguish it ■(§ §jj And beneath all this outward attractiveness is the Bj jgjj sturdy JEWETT chassis. The smoothest thing on wheels m §11 — silent, smooth, strong. It will serve you well. |jj I oeabrook, Fowlds & Co e | UJ Motor Merchants - - 77-79, Symonds Street. gj ■ DARGAVILLE: SMITH AND BRADLEY. MORRINSVILLE: BOOTH BROS. H IS WHANGAREh NUTSFORD AND MENZIES. TAURANGA: GUINNESS BROS. H 33 HAMILTON: GRANT AND CAUGHLEY. MM illli U I IJII 111111111111 11111 lIJ ! i II: i. i !:;: i, ! i:..! ~i, L i i I,; Ij,!Ll II j Illllly |I ri