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Press, Volume LXX, Issue 21255, 29 August 1934, Page 15

Turfi 1 The Truly Great Car You've Always Expected England to Build Acclaimed everywhere as England's accomplishment of a powerful, commodious car at a moderate price for the overseas market, the Hlllman Twenty-70 sets a new standard of values. Experienced motorists are changing to Hillman Twenty-70 for its brilliant performance and incomparable value for money. The flexibility, effortless power development and ease of handling the Hillman Twenty-70 are truly amazing. Its extra solidity of construction throughout—which is remarkable among cars of equal size—ensures added » ■ mileage and lower I THE 1934 SIX-CYLINDER maintenance cost. Economy is outstanding. Amazing stamina; astounding top gear performance; quiet smooth operation HILLMAN TWENTY-70 Four door Saloon £470 HILLMAN-MINX (10H.P.) four door Saloon £289 f and ample road clearance are outstanding features. These qualities combined with robustly-construct-ed roomy bodies of unusual dignity and comfort, render the Twenty-70 a car without an equal, specially for country use. Design throughout ensures years of trouble-free, rattle-free service under the most strenuous conditions. Among the Twenty-70's modern refinements are Synchro-mesh Gearbox; four speeds forward (silent third); Clutchless gear change... and of course, the famous -» i Hillman "safety [-CYLINDER chassis/ , lAN IMMEDIATE DEY—7O" LIVERY can be oon given. Come now J r.o.b. M.m Poru ; for a demonstra- < (IO H.P.) tlon ... expect the " oon motoring surprise 9 f.».b. «.i» Por„ of your life. PRODUCT OF THE ALL BRITISH HUMBER HILLMAN COMMER COMBINE TODD MOTORS LTD., VICTORIA STREET, CHRISTCHURCH 1 YOU USE COMMERCIALS —USE COMMERI

While Judge Clements, in the County Court, Canterbury, England, was hearing a claim for damages for sheepworrying against the owner of an airedale and a fox terrier, two aircdales. which had been brought in with other dogs by the defence to test the identification, started an argument of their own. Counsel and barristers hurriedly | withdrew from the battle area, and i Judge Clements stood up to get a bet- \ ter view of the struggle. When the I dogs had been hauled apart the wit-, ness provided an anti-climax by failing to identfy the defendant's dops. and all were then quickly removed, j The Railway Department advertises in this issue particulars of cheap fares and special train arrangements for the| interprovincial Rugby football match. Nelson v. Canterbury, at Christchurch. on Saturday. The department also ad-1 vertises that the last of the snow sports special excursion trains of (ill;: season will be run next Sunday.

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