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Press, Volume LXXV, Issue 22895, 16 December 1939, Page 8

IT ISN’T THE PETROL— the “THRIFT ENGINE” TTS srW •f'-I tTtm. m <*■* ■7? w kT-PS tSS* fc-erso-ws aMMp V- ~4" <s> * a *<Ay f? i- -:% M Sv'Ti.Jh. V*w* *Nt /* * o/ //z^ FLYING STANDARD 8 The Flying Standard 8 is available in two forms—Saloon de Luxe, and Open Tourer. It has a four-cylinder engine, independent front wheel suspension, roomy all-steel four-seater body, no foot wells. The driver's seat is adjustable. There is a large enclosed suit ease locker, and a separate compartment for spare wheel and tyre. It has a 3-speed synchro-mesh gear-box. The Standard 8 is a full family car with an excellent performance, and it provides the remarkable petrol consumption of 45-48 m.p.g. FLYING STANDARD Twelve and “Eight” The Flying Standard 12 has a four-cylinder engine, and provides the excellent performance of 30-32 m.p.g. It is fitted with Hydraulic Shock Absorbers front and rear, roomy six-light 4-5 seater body, with flush sliding roof, and has a large enclosed luggage boot with lid. The lid forms a firm extra platform. The spare wheel and tyre are in a separate compartment. It has steering column, adjustable front seat and control pedals, four speed synchro-mesh gears. All seating is within the wheel base. 1939 FLYING STANDARDS MODELS 8 and 12 These splendid/ cars have been specially planned to meet the adjustments in income. Each of these models is endowed with a generous profusion of really useful and attractive features: each made to provide all the fine qualities which motorists demand at moderate prices, and exceptionally low running costs. For prices and full particulars apply AMURI MOTORS Ltd. Direct Factory Distributors : Christchurch Wellington Timaru Dealers: SID OSBORNE, Ashburton; BROWN & WALTERS LTD,, Greymouth; J. LATHAM, Reefton; NEWMAN BROS. LTD,, Kaikoura; G. RAE, Ross. r lying WORKERS IN RAWHITI DOMAIN A meeting of the men of T. Quaid’s gang, employed by the New Brighton Borough Council under the No. 13 scheme,' who are employed on sandshifting in the Rawhiti Domain, was held yesterday to ■ discuss the recent criticism by the Mayor (Mr E. L. Smith) and councillors of the amount of work they have done. Mr F. Tindall, presided. It was decided to authorise the men’s representative (kfe. L. M. Moir) to send a letter to the Minister for Labour (the Hon.- P, C. Webb) contradicting statements made by the Mayor and councillors. FEW AS G <k>. a? D Try Raven Tea AT aPTC B&S/ X % A m z IB I A mm 111 " Cf»N XOt**S. Yon can buy Mm half a pound of the famous SILVER F£RN> Cigarette Tobacco In a useful Glass Jar, complete with a beautiful gift wrap* fo«A ato satr&wau mm per. for TSf r 8 FINE CUT or COARSE CUT Holds as much as four tins and costs no more. He ll be delighted because Silver Fern always brings “Many Happy Rollings.” f'S ftO* ****** 9 t / 0 A