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HUGE XMAS SALE OF 50 USED CARS AT ADAMS LIMITED FIVE DAYS' DRIVING TRIAL GIVEN WITH EACH CAR We have such confidence in the Used Gars that we are offering that we are prepared to let our buyers drive them over the Christmas Holidays and, if not satisfactory, to bring die Car back to us and we will change same for another Car at the same price. QVERLAND Model 75. Would suit youth for camping trips F N s ' SEATEß ' nicely finished in Brown > a s reat bar s am • ••• £lO. OHEVEOLET Tourer, finished ia Cream, electric light, self-starter, £sls 5-seater JQODGE Roadster, nicely finished in Blue, electric light, self-starter £3>J Tourer, nicely, finished in Blue, electric liglit, selfstarter, good tyres // £35 QTTJDEBAKER Light "4," finished in Green, electric light, self- „ ® starter, very smart appearance £35 JJUPMOBILE Truck, electric light, self-starter £35 A USTIN Truck, 2J ton carrying capacity, ' nicely finished m £75 -Green, has very roomy body, complete with cabin £1 A DEPOSIT will buy a Studebaker Light "6" Tourer, nicely finished in Blue, 1924 Model, Black Never Leak Hood, £75 Good Tyres. Price - ' f.i A DEPOSIT will buy a Studebaker Light "6," 1924 model, £7§ S'-LU Never Leak Hood, splendid order and condition, price O-i si DEPOSIT, balance eaßy terms, will buy a Light "6" Stude-*-LU baker Sedan, nicely finished in Blue, leather upholstery. Price . :.l JjH)RD Truck for sale, 1 ton Model, has Comfortable cabin and £75. good, roomy body. Price JEWETT Sedan, nicely finished in Brown, 4-wheel hydraulic £7% brakes, upholstered in Moquette, splendid proposition at .. Small Deposit, Easy Terms. POBD Sedan, New Beauty Model, has Ruxell Gears, electric light, self-starter. Only , CTUDEBAKEB Duplex. This is one of the best models Studebaker ever turned out, nicely finished in a dark colour, electric light,. £IOO self-starter. Only Bo A VAN. latest front-wheel drive model, to be sold to clear £•-! o»r .O.A, up acc ount. Price - "PSSEX COACH, late model, electric light, self-starter. Would take £l5O Ford or Chevrolet as part payment Only 17IAT, latest model, electric light, self-starter, nicely finished in ' , ■*- Wine colour, 4-wheel brakes. Great chance to secure one of these very popular cars. Would, take Ford or Chevrolet in £l5O part-payment. Only CTUDEBAKEB Sedan* Here is a chance to secure a Custom model ° Studebaker, 4-whcel brakes, nicely finished in Fawn, Mohair - upholstery. Price £225. Would take Ford or Chevrolet iii part-payment, balance easy terms. CTAJSDABD "15" Sedan. This is a very popular model, very nicely , finished in light Blue, Mohair upholstery, disc wheels, Awheel £175 brakes, had exceptionally careful use. Price Coach, nicely finished in Blue, electric light, self starter, 1926 Model, upholstered in mohair, in good order £125 and condition. Price Tjerms of Sale One-thlxd Deposit, Balance Easy MontMyPaymenU. - MOTOR-CYCLISTS! "Come in and inspect the following machines—thiqi are Beal Bargains. - /Ift/. FRANCIS BABNETT, 1930 Model, 2-stroke Electric, Had- ' &>£&/ -LU/ " verjr little wear and in splendid order. No. 3842. TRIUMPH, H h.p., side valve*,. IBto lamp,' " saddle, and practically new tyres'. A; greatchance forsomV one. No. 3817. £ls NORTON 4 h.p., good tyres and engine. No. 5612. POR. 8.5.A., 6 h.p., twin electric.model, guaranteed in good iorder.. Bed *°° frQm £47. No'. 3426. .. •••" POA ROYAL ENFIELD, 2} h.p., 0.H.V., spOrtfcilmDdel, elfcetrie very fast and in splendid order. No. 3845. MATCHLESS, 1930 model, 3i h.p., 2-port O.H.V. Has electric ligfij, chromium.plated saddle tank, twist grips, steering.damper. nomical, Bporty-looking machine, in. good order. No. 3S3L, . 5 ADAMS LIMITED, 152-154 High M

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No action was taken by the Auckland City Council at its last meeting regarding two protests at the conduct of wrestling in the Auckland Town Hall. The Auckland Presbytery forwarded a resolution expressing "its deep abhorrence at the shameful exhibitions of professional wrestling held from time to time in the Town Hall and respectfully suggesting that such contests be forbidden, in the interests of decency and public morals."" This letter was received without comment. The Rationalist Association and Sunday Freedom League, which had been refused permission to show moving pictures in conjunction with lectures on Sunday evenings, wrote objecting to the Council's policy of permitting "brutal and degrading displays" of wrestling in the Town Hall on Monday evenings, while refusing, to permit wholesome and educational pictures to be shown on Sundays. •It asked on grounds of consistency that'the Sunday entertainment question be reopened. The Council decided to decline the request.,