WOLSEL* ALL - THE - YEAR - ROUND MOrp No matter what the condition of the weather may bt ' owners are sure of comfortable and economical raotoringi The speed, flexibility and luxurious appointments ef'tfe All-British Cars are well-known to thousands of satisfied Motorists all over the Empire. \'i There is a Wolseley to suit every pocket and every jJ Officially appointed South Island || TODD MOTOR GLOUCESTER ST., CHRISTcS OPPOSITE THEATRE ROYAL, ,0J DEALER _ ~ C. E. bS THE NEW 6-40 Td| A Car of distinguished appearance, so that you rind it restful and invitings||| THE SMARTEST CAR OF :■ The MDON is the car with the Famous Ten ftpim LET US DEMONSTRATE oV^lfl DURHAM STKEETj £5,000 was saved in one y large London firm who used Ij} in place of commercial vehicles bit ! make. British-built Albions isk on every load. 1g _ J— _ I Albion Motor Concauionair* __ A. D. RltEira COMMERCIAL MOTORS christow' AL OF A MAGNIFICEN De Dion at £loo<^ This famous French Oar is luxuriously-built English plete in every detail. Its' bj landed cost was £1960, and m| cleared to make room for newif Also DE DION TRt At Sacrificial Prices, j] Landed Cost £I3OO Price JC&M Call and inspect *is|l • "- *• -v a m 110-112 TUAM:S*fI| TheTMionofaay^ b called to the That Are only Genuine m £; when they bear Ihb TheDunlopfU&erCo of Aualtd. WELLINGTON. CHRISTCHURCH AND AUCKLAND
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Press, Volume LIX, Issue 17814, 13 July 1923, Page 6
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