The IF# m A strong statement, but justified. Only Bolls-Boyca and one other car m tne world have it—Bijur instant chassis lubrication. But Aubrrn superiority is not baseu upon one feature, but upon every detail in its construction. Its heavy laminated frame the roughest treatment. Hydraunc Internal Expanding Brakes give safe and positive, quick brake Loveioy Hydraulic Shock Absorbers contribute perfect comfort to the most arduous journey. AU c ? Dt F°k* r %?* the instrument board, starter button. And then the most rigid and comfortable body ever built —a body that defies rough wear, a rattle-free, lastingly comfortable body. Come in and see these Auburn cars. Drive one yourself, and you will know why we say it excels any car you ever drove. 10 Suslem % Va © *m 1 © ROYDS MOTORS LTD. 211 CASHEL STREET, CHRISTCHURCH ONE SIX TWO STRAIGHT EIGHTS AMBXIRN Worlds most Motor Sensational Cars
Important development in the production of all-weather cars in rustless steelwork was being carried out by leading British motor manufacturers. The Austin Motor Co., Ltd., are undertaking research in the production of rustproof cars at their Longbridge works. British developments of an important new steel process which, it ia claimed, will revolutionise the motor industry, were announced recently. These are now proceeding rapidly. Progress is being made in the manufacture of nitralloy steel, which is rustless, reduces wear-and-tear on engines, and increases efficiency while reducing petrol consumption.
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Press, Volume LXV, Issue 19567, 13 March 1929, Page 16
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