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Auckland Star, Volume LVII, Issue 86, 13 April 1926, Page 12

_—___, HI , ___—^ Dddbe Brothers TDURINB CAR It is frequently asked how a car so light can be at the same time so remarkably sturdy. The answer, of course, is simple. Pressed steel parts and perfectly designed steel forgings are Used instead of heavy castings. Combined with the admirable design and balance of the car, this construction results in ease on control, greater tyre mileage, low upkeep cost, and long life. Standard Touring Car £325 Auckland. Dodge Brothers Motor Vehicles imported Mo New Zealand fl* \ Northern Automobiles Ltd. #_____! I ____( '^^^• d '-7--^l^y^S_^ 1 __W___ \ ______ __E_______ \\w—\ k *~** _>__S__s^^^^^^ — > !^^i^ v^-^*^s ' ~^ m ■ ___

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