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Press, Volume LXVI, Issue 19853, 14 February 1930, Page 30

A S hC V o ft Ji 'it /^/kennittA^ 7V. / * ALEt-irr fv rrt, £ s* southern |W » 5S *< 6««wsfl« eorrrtio ft fVICTORIABREWERY M/. fk 7^Nj^ T^^y vJV: tis^f «r w,w >* V VP, * V ! -TtC> K % <* % Also the first and only in New Zealand to brew MILK STOUT ✓ >3 " ✓ oV VICTORIA BREWERY WALTHAM ROAD PHONE 34-071-WHKKKKBKSSSSSm 55 7i <A SEDAN£349 !» in price and features Ctfwwkete. 4fl N.Z. FARMERS' CO-OP. ASSN. OF CANTERBURY LTD., CHRISTCHURCH • Geraldine; Twomey's Taxis, Reefton; C. W. Penrose, Westport; ■chaefg Garage, Greymouth; Perfection Motors, Murchison. Compare Features and learn how much more Pontiac offers for £349.. SPEED Pontiac has the highest top speed and the fastest acceleration of any six at its price. PO WER Pontiac's big L-head engine with G.M.R. cylinder head • develops 60 brake horse power ,at 3,000 R.P.M. offering greater power at moderate engine speeds. SMOOTHNESS— Because of such unduplicated features as Harmonic Balancer which eliminates crankshaft vibration—counterweighted era ivk shaft full pressure oiling, etc, Pontiac, offers extraordinary smoothness. SAFETY Pontiac's two independent braking systems—an emergency brake on transmission and four wheel internalexpanding dirt and weather proof service brakes afford ample safety. CONVENIENCE Foot controlled headlights, driver's adjustable seat, automatic temperature control, VV ventilating windshield, etc., make Pontiac the moist convenient arid comfortable six in its class. BEAUTY— Roomy, cosy bodies in a variety of colour schemes flaring fenders copious chromium plating and low, free lines, give Pontiac an apunapproached by any other low priced six. See Pontiac to-day—ride in it—see its • beauty—experience its superlative performance yourself and learn behind the wheel how jmuch more Pontiac offers for £349. Built in New Zealand and obtainable on the confidential deferred payment pian of G*M.A.C. fell