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Press, Volume LXIV, Issue 19285, 14 April 1928, Page 19

In the Crescent wine vault, at the London Dock, 600,000 gallons of port and sherry are stored.

Ju Lt° cd! Qk rL JTL . w I'll ~ fasteran Engine THE NEW HUPMOBILE-SIX created a buyers' attitude unheard of since the early days of the* motor car. 3,000 were sold in the first four days this new six was displayed in its home market, and after the first month, two thousand unfilled orders remained on hand. Limited shipments haye now arrived in New Zealand and our greatest expectations are fully realised. Even one glance immediately shows that "Hupmobile—l92B—Six" possesses beauty of most pronounced character—long jf Standard 4-Door Sedan \ -mare in 75,000 cars sweeping lines and correctly balanced proportions have achieved an appearance truly thoroughbred. Impressed as you will be by the uncommon beauty of this New-Six, your admiration will still further increase when, by actual driving, you experience its power and facile control, easily and instantly responsive to every wish of the driver. Study appearance in conjunction with mechanical excellence and we believe that Hupmobile will demonstrate to you the greatest car value in the motor world to-day. NETT CASH Custom Equipment Extra g£j e=» s»r n ■III ; i m HUP Complementary to the vivid new beauty and design of the Hupmobile 1928 Six is the mechanical masterpiece beneath the bonnet-a larger engine. 1. Power increased 15 per cent. 2. Perfected high compression. 3. Hill-climbing ability increased 8 per cent. 4. Acceleration improved 8 per cent. Power 5. Positive force feed lubrication to piston pins instead of uncertain spray or splash. 6. Exclusive patented device to prevent carbon formation on valve stems and sticking valves. These and many other new and exclusive feature* contributing vitally to more brilliant performance, to increased comfort and safety. HUPMOBILEI92BSIX WE BELIEVE THE HUPMOBILE TO BE THE BEST CAR-OF ITS CLASS IN THE WORLD Distributors: The New Zealand Farmers Co-op. Assn. Ltd. Corner Cashel and Madras Streets