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.yj/ | | ATS off to Morris for an entirely new method of manufacture that means precision-built cars. if n st lower cost than ever before! "Specialised Production", an ideal long cherished by the most ' advanced thinker in the British Industry, is today an accomplished fact. Five individual, modern factories, each specialising in one unit of manufacture . . . every part built to rigid precision standards with specialist skill and care . . . and now, the new 82-acre, £250,000 Morris Assembly Works, the largest and finest in Europe. Dominion Motors is proud to present the finest cars ever to come out of England at the lowest; prices on record I 1935 MORRIS FAMILY SALOON Brilliant New Model, Ends Small Car Discomfort Forever! 0 BE^Laloon t. \ MODELS FROM BtUgt J&M B and Sales Tax * < J Never again will the small family have to put up with the cost and running cost are as low as the now obsolete small discomfort and lack of power of the old-type small car. The car. Equipment from full-low pressure tryes to luxurious 1 935 Morris family car has ample room for four man-sized leather upholstery is complete and lavish. Only Morrisadults. Beautiful air-stream lines bespeak the speed and specialised production could offer so much'car for so little. * greatly increased power of this handsome newcomer. First money. COMPLETING MORRIS 1935 PROGRAMME Ten-Four and Twelve-Six. Two popular models still further improved. The Oxford Twenty—A magnificent car with power that flattens hills, Ten-Four Saloons from £286. Twelve-Six Saloons from £310. leaps ahead at a touch of the accelerator, and maintains an amazingly Twelve-Four and 15.9 h.p. Six. So hard to improve upon—yet the high average speed. A thoroughbred British Car with thrilling per" » 1935 models are better and smarter than ever. formance. Saloons from £475. ' , Twelve-Four Saloons from £330. 15.9 h.p. Six from £360. \ All prices f.o.b. Main Ports and Inclusive of Exchange and Sales Tax. The complete answer to: What shall I buy?* AUCKLAND and HAMILTON. AUCKLAND CITY AND SUBURBS Associate Dealers: snorter's Rental Cars Ltd.. Auckland; Cavanagli & Co., Auckland; W. Hardley, Manukau Road, Auckland; D. L. Arrowsmlth, Locker £ !ira F p ' Devonoort- SutcliiTe and Hitching-s Ltd., Birkenhead. District Dealers: Kaitaia, J. 13. Taal'e; Whangarel, L. Adams. Premier Service Station; Dargaville, Carr & Hogg: Ltd.; Warkwortli, rw'! icy Motors- Ilclensvllle A J Rovcrort; Pukckolie, Hart & Co.; Huntly, Berry's Service Garage; Taumarunui, Jutland Motors Ltd.: Hamilton, J. Pomeroy & Co. Ltd., Associate Dealer; Cambridge, \V. Souter & Co.; Te Arolia, J. D. Johns & Sons; Thames, Gordon Mincher; Rotorua, J. C. Bates & Sons; Tauranga, Capt. Hewitt; Whakatanc, Bryant & Dlllicar; Opotiki, L. llornc; Kalkone, G. Fenny;- Putaruru, Spear's Garage Ltd.: Kawa Kawa, E. D. Taylor; Te Kuitt, D. E. Martin; To Awamutu, E. Kirk. For Your . ' ' * ' — ~ Friends Overseas RDPTT'Q ,1 vailable for Purchase on Zealand, to Great Britain (by direct | _____ DImCl I R MONDA Y October IS Steamer), and to other parts of the ~"~~"I ~~~~~~~~~~~ avm. wi w British Empire. Ipjl DI ii iwl i&Jk Brett's Christmas Number is the ideal Christmas gift Obtainable from all leading Booksellers, IS to send overseas, because it is more than a mere _ A}rpct froni the PublisKers , New - ' remembrance. It takes .whoever reads it into the H If far corners of the Dominion, and presents in graphic, Zealand Newspapers Ltd., / Pst* SiSii H. is 111 l Ca vivid form a true picture of the beauties of the country Shortland St., Auckland. I you live in. , . V . / . Hflf / ™ Copy

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Auckland Star, Volume LXV, Issue 241, 11 October 1934, Page 18

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Page 18 Advertisements Column 1 Auckland Star, Volume LXV, Issue 241, 11 October 1934, Page 18

Page 18 Advertisements Column 1 Auckland Star, Volume LXV, Issue 241, 11 October 1934, Page 18

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