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Press, Volume C, Issue 29673, 17 November 1961, Page 20

B > II s?RIKw •' ? ''•■»<-■ • '-7 ' <:<>’?' ■’ 4 i J ’ I '4s( --'M*--'t'> ‘ -fe r rF-Ft? ? ■■ *'* '¥ -4 - F BUI ' RMI BB 'o- ; '. ■ ■••* ' v"-v~' * ! -I >■ «;••»■ BMB M W. hv.. lai y^W^ay.; "IF" 1 V . BjF IL w immi rTiWr - ®BI Mg ■ ■ IBB■ 11 B ■ . ■ |mß ■ ■ j ?4 I R. -ji j 1 a ■*■ -. ■ x i- ■ •'' i ■■ -..j ..,--1 The spotlights on the new VAUXHALL VICTOR Rarely has a new car been in such a glare of publicity as the English-built models: Sterling Estimated 1962 Vauxhall Victor. At the recent London Motor Show held Deposit N.Z. Retail at Earls Court, the four new Vauxhall Victors on display won «VICTOR ” STANDARD £450 £916 four awards .. . two gold medals, one silver and one bronze M VICTOR ” SUPER £465 £946 medal in the annual competition by the . VICrOR . DE LUXE £505 £JO]5 Institute of British Carnage and Automobile Manufacturers. -virnmo” pctatp cap z „ n , You’ll understand why British car writers-and car-buyers— VI CTOR ESTATE CAR £530 £.1075 have given the new Victor such an enthusiastic welcome and Floorshift 4-speed all Synchromesh , .... . . . . . _, ~, transmission available as option on been so lavish in its praise when you see it in your Vauxhall above models. dealer’s showroom. It’s longer, it’s lower, and it’s packed with New ”™ fCatUrCS ’ OnCC - a ’ year (Of “VICTOR” SUPER £3ll £939 12,000 miles) greasing, with only 4 lube points ... a more powerful 1508 c.c. engine with compression ratio increased to jdSHSBfc8.1: 1 ... a bigger boot ... and many interior refinements. ZgwSZjg. R —J—. yfTßiySyh itWwwlj g— —/ JV “VICTOR” ESTATE CAR 11 For LOWEST overseas funds deposit in its class, you can obtain delivery in 6 to S weeks. Your Vauxhall dealer will prepare all the ~ .l tz_ . . . paper-work and give you fullest assistance in obtaining a non-remittance How the new Victor compares tn design with the old. The new ~..,, ... ... . . . licence. Call tn and sec him without delay Delivery of English-built model (black outline) provide* larger interior seating space ... . , . . . u ~ ... . . , , , . or models may be taken in the United Kingdom or on the Continent if front and rear, and extra baggage capacity. , . , OCSIFMIe Distributed by General Motors New Zealand Limited through: cHtmcHutcH KJ FARMERS' CO-OP. ASSN. LTD. RAMieaA, MX Farnws* Ams. Ud. ASHBURTON, Sm.llbo** Bros. Ltd. TEMUKA. Jm. E. Thonut Ltd. UntSTOtrHxVwmr.- C«T*» Ltd. GERALDINE, J«. E Thom.. Ltd. WESTPORT, B.ti«' Moton Ltd. TIMABU, Homii, Olbera, Mcßoett Ltd. WAIMATE, C. M. A*er Ltd. GREYMOUTH. Brown, Walter. * Co. Ud. , BUXHEIM, Terry Moton Ltd. NEUONWrisht Staphmuon 1 Co. Ud. (Licensed Motor Vehicle Dealers.)

RIOTABIEIEWIUUII TREES... , B® W" |||THE ALEXANDRA BEECH. EarlyjLfet s "' ' ; i Z> gi-jWSiS:?.:; :. miners and settlers, enduring the rigorous jjfchgHMiLL w <. rf climate of the Central Otago plateau, regretted keenly the absence of trees. WHHSKa. And when Mr. W. Fraser, an Alexandra horse-shoer, planted this English Beech... . Jfeto,. >n the nineties, he was hoping “to grow ;;•.•>> JOKF enough timber for a coffin”. Presum-' -g& ably, other sources were found to fill this important need, and the solitary Beech has survived to splendid maturity. Now with a girth of 12 feet, and ta'll to be an impressive local land- . mark, fitting that the serenity of old age is assured by a surround the" Alexandra Carnegie Library. This pioneer tree planting migh t now be seen as pointing the way to the PREVENT FOREST FIRES KEEP NEW ZEALAND g reen w > j fl|'BHF i j —jMPinF--Send for this picture: Sets of three large prints In this series, suitable for framing, are available for 3/- (Postal Note) per set. Vcjffir t Write “Reprints’* P.O. Box 199, Wellington. Other subjects; The Mission Bay Pines; JThe Rotorua Redwood. tja*