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Auckland Star, Volume LIX, Issue 123, 26 May 1928, Page 15

Means, Excellence For the first quarter of 1928 Austin Cars gained third place in Dominion sales; tKus again reflecting the ever-increasing popularity of this sterling British car. A personal inspection of our wide range of Austin models will enable you to realise why the name Austin has become synonymous with excellence. Aus'in range there is a model for every purse and purpose. From the famous 7 H.P. Tourer at £ 185, to the majestic dignity of the 20 H.P. Ranelagh Limousine at £940, the same high quality ot material and workmanship prevails throughout. Every mechanical unit of the Austin car (with the exception of electrical equipment and carburettor) 1S^ U - |?l y W, t h '. n the walls , of the Austin factory. Every accessory is of the finest quality obtainable. The result is a magnificent British car, unrivalled in the world of «nei..~».> c 7 h.p. Touring £185 16 h.p. 6cyL Open Road Tourer -- - - £440 7 h.p. Saloon £215 ia l * 1 o 1 7 h.p. Gordon England Sports ----- £220 9n , * P " , Cy ," °° n * "" " ----- £540 12 h.p. Touring £365 h.p. 4cyL Open Road Tourer -- - - £600 12 h.p. Saloon £455 h.p. 4cyl. Carlton Saloon >.•«>> £735 12 h.p. Fabric Coupe - -- -- -- -- - £475 20 h.p. 6cyl. Tourer £725 '2 h.p. Open Road Tourer £412 20 h.p. 6cyl. Ranelagh Limousine £940 Your inquiry for the latest Austin Catalogue will be welcomed from your nearest Austin Dealer. Hamilton: TAPPENDEN BROS. Whn |, a , o „.. , ____ - .. Te Awamutu: HOLMES BROS. Whakatanc ■ HAM I LI. BROS., LTD. Te Aroha: R. A M. NICOL. Rotofua: FORTUNE A CARRUTHERB. Te Kuiti: CALEY MOTORS, LTD Whangarei: NORTHERN BUS CO., LTD. Warkworth: J. THORNTON. u . -, e . : ...!L. LUKB- - MoDONALD & JESPERSON. TiJ?.™. Op.Uk,, H. WEBB a SONS. SHEP«E£ B ? iSSmt. Seabrook, Fowlds & Coy. 77 SYMONDS STREET := AUCKLAND

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