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Auckland Star, Volume LVI, Issue 184, 6 August 1925, Page 17 (Supplement)

1 i Morris-Cowley 2-Seater Morris-Cowley 4-Seater I | !!: II £295 £325 if I 1 ' ' j | Stand 53, Olympia! 11 I . . . m *h m About one-half of the total number of motor vehicles manufactured in Great Britain 1 | are Morris Cars and Trucks. This means the constant employment of thousands j fc 1 of highly-trained workmen, for the Morris policy is "Nothing but the best in Men, | * y | Methods, and Materials." And the Morris output is rapidly increasing, which is gj * | fortunate for some of the vast army of unemployd in the Old Country, an army that j 4 | recently numbered 1,300,000. These unemployed are mainly of the industrial | * I classes, the greatest consumers of New Zealand's primary products, butter and j .Uf I cheese, of which Great Britain imports 9 0 per cent and 98 per cent respectively. j fc. | Therefore, New Zealand, by supporting the British motor car industry, and thus j * | increasing employment, would incidentally increase the purchasing power of many j I thousands of customers. Morris Cars are built in the best organised group of j 4 | modern factories in Great Britain. They are 100 per cent British—everything used j ,3j 1 in their construction and equipment is of British manufacture. The result is that j -R 3 Morris Cars give thoroughly dependable service under all conditions, and are par- j „!<■ I ticularly suited to the roads and so-called roads in New Zealand-. J ' < hi . H * —i ■ i < ■ 1 For comfort, absolute reliability, economy in running and upkeep, and genuine W lhl 1 value, there is no car on the market to touch the Morris. Look at the Morris prices |j l - | —inspect the cars themselves at Stand 53 when you visit Olympia—have a demon- jf "> I stration run —and if you know anything at all about cars you will agree that the j ■|" 1 Morris is an exceptionally good proposition, | Bm _ 1 All Morris Cars are fitted as standard with Dunlop Cord Balloon Tyres, and are ~M 1 completely equipped to the last detail—no extras to buy. Petrol consumption | *' ■ I averages over 30 miles to the gallon. I ■~ ■ I We carry complete stocks of Spare Parts for Morris Cars and Trucks. | • ' = = * I ■ I "" iS Auckland Provincial Agents for Morris Cars and Trucks |[g - ~N Harrison & Gash 11 I Newmarket - (Foot of Khyber Pass) - Auckland. 1 S| I , , : 1 _B» f'"" ~ " " - """"""" " ' " -oa- ■__■ li *_»_ ._<*.__ II % II — -, ~ - I J J Illlllllllllllilllllilllllllllllllllllllllii II I lIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIM $}!} I McFarlane's Accessory House I Sf I ...-- CORNER CUSTOMS STREET WEST AND UTTLE QUEEN STREET. 1 UL j | EVERYTHING FOR YOUR CAR.' 1 V _ SPECIALS —An Extra Air Device that saves you money, and cleans your engine without lifting the bonnet. | | . BEACONLITE SPARK PLUGS. You can see them firing. A plug for every" engine, and sold on a money- j j/V ■ I back guarantee. 1 jC] ! U Tyres, Jacks, Chains, Mascots, Rim Tools, etc. | *j( i )Q< ~7S ~ _< _C XXXV ___s_JW4M4*}*}-?^4*- _l