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Press, Volume LXVII, Issue 20257, 8 June 1931, Page 1

AMUSEMENTS. rp H E 0 I V X 0. Matineo 2.15 , Evenings 8 o'clock. BIG DOUBLE STAR ATTRACTION Dolores Del Rio Edmund Lowo In A Great Stirring Action-filled Picture. "THE BAD ONE" "THE BAD ONE" (Hooommejadcd for Adults.) And Also A Marvel-ous Comedy With. Gcorgo Sidney and Charlie Murray ABOUND THE CORNER AROUND THE CORNER AROUND THE CORNER It's A Marvellous Programme! AT CIVIC POPUIAR PRICES. Box Plana at The Bristol. After 5 p.m. at Theatre. 'Phono 81-608. USED CABS FOB SALE. NEW CAR STYLE AT USED CAR PRICE. NEW OAH STY!/IS AT USED OAR PRICE. NEW OAR STYLK AT USED CAR PRICE. SELLING as many DODGE BROTHERS' Motor-Oars as we do, it is only natural that we should bo offered a wide selection of Used Care iu trade. Buyers have come to realise that we take only the best of these —and then put them in such good order that they cannot help but reflect favourably ou our reputation. DODGE BROTHERS' OOUFIC. Bnißhed in a bountiful shade oI blue. Engine and transmission in (ir6t-cla«» order, five bearing crank-shaft model, with fu!l balloon tyres and upholstered in finest grade of Spanish grained leather. This ear carries a new car BU#rantee, and wc can honestly recommend this car to anyone £175. ESSEX CHALLENGER MODEL. 4-door Sedan, ducoed a very Smart Shade of Blue, and flttod with four-wheel brakes. This oar is in perfect condition throughout. Economical and reliable, and has not yet done 10,000 miles It would not bo for sale only the owner nas ioft New Zealand. Anyone re* quiring a REAL SNIP should see this at once £l9O.

MORRIS 5-BEATER TOURING CAR, in wondorful mechanical condition; painted ft rich maroon, with genuine leather upholstery; 4-wheol brakes, and small mileage. For thoa© who want economical motoring this littlo car is ideal, and exceptionally cheap at .. t ■ £126 Oil 1 INTEREST TO COUNTRY STOREKEEPERS. TWO IDEAL TRUCKS READY FOR THE ROAD RUGBY 1-Ton 'TRUCK, complete with saloon type body and oab, with squab back and upholstered cushion. This truck is only IS months old, has 4-wheel brakes, electric light and starter; first-class body, with rollup canvas sides and rear quarter; drop taildoor, mechanical condition excellent throughout. All good tyres. A real bargain at—--90.9.H. CHEVROLET 1-Ton TRUCK, complete with fully enclosed body #nd cab. Top frame of body canvaß covered, with full sized rear doors to lock up. Pitted with 80 * 5 practically new tyros all round. Engine and transmission io excellent orders first-oia## bodywork, and paintwork good Everything ready for the road. Don't pass ' this by

WE HAVE A LARGE RANGE OF CARS TO CHOOSE FROM AT PRICES FROM £lO. Call and let us »how yon our stocks and enquire nbcut our easy purchase Pla* l, ■ ....>■■» ../ .. .. L* r 'vA M TT R I M O T O B 8, A M U R I MOTORS. AMURI MOTORS. AMURI MOTORS. Durham street. Chrißtchurch. A USED OAR IS ONLY AS DEPENDABLE AS THE DEALER WHO SELLS IT! 8075 CIUNBEAM Tourer. JO h.p., fr-cvl. Magnificent condition. Rigid ail*woMber equipment. New set fyr?s. Many extras. Great opportunity acquit® Britain'# beet *909 our at £260. Owner visiting England. Write "Sunbeam," "Press" Office. 1100

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