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Press, Volume LXVI, Issue 19975, 9 July 1930, Page 18

JJ ARBOUR LIGHT THEATRE. TO-NIGHT, TO-MORROW, and FRIDAY. Will Rogers in "They Had to See Paris." Comedy. Gazette. SATURDAY. Maurice Chevalier ■ in the All-Talking, Singing, and Dsnoing Special, " INNOCENTS OF PARIS'." A GRAND CONCERT, Lyttelton Plunkct. Society, "THE SPEED SHOW," Ford Motor Revue Company, ODDFELLOWS' HALL, THURSDAY, JULY 10th, at 8 p.m. Prices, 1» and 2s.

LONG ' : 4 & I vi> PooitkcV 222 feet lcse per iafte. a w assured neermg mmm CUSTOM SEDAN . . £385 4-DOOR BROUGHAM . £369 SPORTS ROADSTER . . £375 COUPE - . . . . £ 385 This Pontine is warranted for 12 whole months. It la obtqiruMe on the G.M.A.C. Confidential Deferred Payment Plan. Kuilt in New Zealand. GENERAL MOTORS NEW ZEALAND LIMITED. Work*; PETONE. WELLINGTON J X is an established engineering principte tkaf k»w«r engine revolutions mean a longerKved car. The i 1930 Pontiac Six has" lower pngiy per mile of road travelled regardless of speed — 1 than any other car ofcomparable price. Wear is saved, too, in shorter piston stroke. Pontiac'* travel 222 feet less* than the * average. These factors in the smooth, vibration-free engine mean longer life for the whole car. PontMc's New Zealand buHr bodies offer another awurajce of long life. Roomy arid luxurious, they have the extra strength and quality that spells endurance. ®'*. ed to al' these long-life features is the new W wh. , Bl,n L? tre " ,n - line ».' brilliant colour* modem wire,wheels. -Hie new'speed, hill climbing power, and ratae Beal on Pbntiac's outstanding ' * yo» «« a motorist, go to your nearh w!i n ntor ' He W " 1 Bhow y°» » <=« «"»* , h J*~ ty J nd pe^ormance. NJZ. FARMERS' CO-OP. ASSN. OF CANTERBURY, LTD., CHRISTCHURCH BUY NEW ZEALAND BUILT CARS X "V, J ' •> * H*- / : ■' ND L ESSE V PN E MPLOYMEN