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Press, Volume LVIII, Issue 17609, 11 November 1922, Page 17

SUCCESSFUL LOCAL INDUSTRY *}j%j ' TT J.-} --T^p Blii»ex>ggeratlon to say that the above handsome limousine has . It is an en]iß^iii^>ujljgjC|*^^j^£m±a|^i^ yMfh la nnigue. the centre bar being dispensed with, thus giving I ZflvK*b iminterrupted view of the road. The screen also enhances 1 S*»eanmw of the car. The front windows and doors are controlled i SJpnjf regulators, thus enabling one to have as much fresh air as deSaPfta two front seats are made to slide backward or forward with I SUfnant, and the whole of the seating is the acme of comfort. SfitfWtnre is the door-locking device, which is formed by having I in the handle. This is the first time this fastening has jjj Nevr Zealand, and the same remark applies to the ifrbody. The trimmings are in plain broadcloth with silk lace §6 Sedan silk sunblinds. The paint work of the body is "Holetta, the top part and guards being in black, the whole Striking effect. Altogether this ft! one of the finest examples i : ever seen, and it is a car which to behold is to long for. ••"' 'jolmson and Smith are also showing at Olympia several jttfflg&fiplecea of the body-builders' craftsmanship. ':'■ ' ' > ■ 01 to sum Stand as above is a model that is making its debut II ttfDwWfeii to wit, a 4-seater sporting body on a Fiat chassis. The Mr to <tf-polished aluminium, which, of course, adds to the lightness «ftl» Ctt body is the outcome of months of tedious and painsi, effect, and is one that appeals strongly to those out of the ordinary. | ' » ■:...•■■■•.■■ ..,4' ~.'s. Stand (No. 8) the same firm of Dody-builders 'Body of a new design on a Dodge Bros, chassis. yi'adjusted window regulators on the doors and a j| It is upholstered in English Bedford cord, with I and has artistic silk sunblinds. The, finish and uli ' and"the whole 'eftectris very' :i;i)i!Kffl;iio;iMiffi;pm of their Beetle Back design. The interior is trimmed in Antique maroon, • and the paint work is of Victoria lake. The stream-like lines of the body On Crozier's Stand (No. 16) another fine example of the Beetle Back body is to be seen. This is built on an Austin 20 chassis, and without doubt the finished product could hold its own with anything imported. The trimmings are of antique brown leather. The car is painted a deep refined champagne colour, with black facings, and is a car that would command attention anywhere. A large char-a-banc on Mr. Newton King's Stand is of special Interest to those who travel. It has a 16-seater body built by Messrs Johnson and Smith on a White chassis, for the Christchurch-Hanmer run. In this car special provision has been made for durability, and the comfort of passengers on a long journey has received a great deal of consideration. It is practically an enlarged touring car and consequently has attracted a great deal of attention from tourists, who consider it quite the equal of anything constructed on the Other Side. The builders have made numerous cars for a similar purpose and consequently know exactly what is required for this type of work. On the Rink Taxis Stand (No. 15) is to be seen an exquisitely finished body on a S-seater Essex chassis. It is beautifully upholstered in an uncommon antique buff leather and finished off in a delicate shade for luggage at the back. Motorists and others have expressed great surprise that such excellent work has been accomplished in this city, and Messrs Johnson and Smith have been the recipients of many congratulations on the beauty of design and effectiveness of their exhibits, and, what is more, the congratulations are thoroughly deserved. Visitors are invited to inspect the works, and a view of the hive of industry where these masterpieces.are turned out will well repay anyone. nson & Smith -i«8B i w i ©dy Builders 132 Kilmore Street

ORS TO THE OLYMPIA •A-? -,tP *" " ' ..■--■■■ •■■■ • * no better than call on Mills, Newell & Co* 190 Oxford t . J^' problems to us, we will assist you in every way.'' Stockists of tyres, oils, /V all accessories. Everything for the motorist. \iiWsm!&ti Hboti 8 tun. to 11 p.m. Week Days. 9.30 a.m. to 8 pjn. Sundays. 'Phone 4964 Avon Garage ■■'-"SlK^ifc Bridge Garage Garage your Car with us AffiS a Speciality. Only experts employed and best material used. ftISfpCKS of Petrol, Oil, and Accessories always on hand. WHFRMER, Proprietor 250 Durham St. (just off Cashel St.), Chrutchurch uraTt.Tirnaiiifliir itm pinQiaiuimiiuiimiiumuimiiiiiiiiiiiiHiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiHiiitiiiiiiiiinimiiuiiiiiiiiiiiiiin -J Visitors to Olympia arfe advised to inspect the Latest French Light C&— Speed up to mmm Consumption 33* miles per gallon. SHOWN ON BUICK STAND