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Press, Volume CII, Issue 30058, 16 February 1963, Page 15

THE AMAZINd NEW TRIUMPH "TIGRESS” ft n SCOOTERS 250 ex. O.H.V. I 1 A W/ TWINS limited stocks AVAILABLE NOW FROM £B6 DEPOSIT % E«y Weekly Payments. Sp«r» wheels, carriers, wind- ■ sMelds. wheel diac*. poatier*- optional extra*. Experience e new sanction fa the joy* of rcoot.r riding with the new Triumph Tigress • a British-built scooter as rnodam a» the day, yet designed with all the skill, beauty end exhifaratfag performance that is so traditionally Triumph. The Tigress stands out in the crowd as something new and different. Its eye-appealing lines, graceful bodywork and lustorous finish will demand admiring glances wherever you ride. With the well-proved powerful 4-stroka o.h.v. 250 c.c twin engine (no mossy 2-stroko mixtures), a 4-spoed gearbox and controls simpler than any car. You will got economy, smooth running and performance second to none. Whether bustling its way through city traffic or purring gently through th. quiet country roads, the Triumph Tigress offers the ultimate in ease of comfort and control. BE SCOOTER WISE AND ECONOMISE TRADES WELCOMED AT: VELVIN & CRESSWELL LTD. DISTRIBUTORS: TRIUMPH TIGRESS. 112 MANCHESTER ST.. 'PHONE 77-162. Licensed Motor Vehicle Dealers.

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nil Joat® I i\ vM go east .with... H-'l ROYAL interocean lines WMi m.v. "TJIWANGI" m-v. "TJILUWAH" (mcli 13,000 tons) MONTHLY sedfag* fraa* SYDNEY vie BRISBANE (1 day), iV Rih ” YOKKAICHI » days), NAGOYA (I day), TOKYO (3 days), fogTT. £ YOKOHAMA (3 days), OSAKA (1 day), KOBE (2 days), ' S' HONG KONG (5 days), thence back to Sydney. A Fares for the Round Trip voyage approx. 8 week*:— FIRST Oom Haas £319 TOURIST Cfase from £lBO Each vessel accommodates 102 First Class and 110 w Tourist Class passengers. All First and Tourist Class cabins are air-conditioned and all are outside cabins. Excellent and vancd curine, comfortable lounges, spacious public rooms and sports decks. You live on ;. 4 r**‘ * s < board throughout and have ample time ashore for . exciting excursions and shopping sprees. f 1963 SAILINGS i‘ ! TJIWAN®I. July 17 TYILUWAH. Aug. 18 J TJIWANGI Sept 17 TJILUWAH, Oct. T 7 a ! TJIWANGi: Nov.'l* TJILUWAH. Dec. IB ! B .-x-/ w—---— ——.———J Travel to and frees Sydney can ba anangad fa ceejeectioa. far faU deOßlt end rcservariow cppty to MJYAL INTEROCEAN LINES' Port Ageut* CHRISTCHURCH: A. R. Guthrey & Co. Ltd. TIMARU: H. J. R. Somerville & Sons or vour local Travel Bureau ties