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Dominion, Volume 11, Issue 160, 26 March 1918, Page 9

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The. .;:;PART.IN- PALMER "' is a Car. of Obvious Values ITS EXTRA VALUES ABE AS'CLEAR AND DEFINITE AS DAYLIGHT. TAKE THE BODY— It is unusually roomy, exception- ;- .ally comfortable, and beautifully finished.. TFp-to-the-niinute in style. TAKE THE-MOTOR— It is dependable and economical . It is most powerful, developing a full 34 h.p. It is '.'simple, therefore reliable. ' , " ' • '■ - TAKE THE EQUIPMENT— EIectric self-starter and electric'head lights. Carter Carburettor. Ignition, Con- •• necticut distributor ia connection with generator and ':■ f-} " storagei'battery. ' Two section; 1 Ventilating,' "clear \ ■••.' view;.rain vision windshield.- Demountable rims, .' and many other features that make motoring a pleasure. TAKE THE PRICE— It'B. much less than you'd expect. Specifications free on request. Demonstration runs by appointment. Zealjuidia Ittar'.lmperting i§.lti r NEW ZEALAND DISTRIBUTORS FOR "PARTIN-PALMER" CARS, 153 FEATHERSTON STREET, WELLINGTON. P.O; Box 705.. .. 'Phone 4483. *

'if "YOU were In tKe Firing Line ■iiiMU»»MH»minijMiai»».iin..iLi.ii.ii.-.. )|IWT yiLimu»j...iL»«rjii»ii..iw. |lw ■..,,.!,„.. ';"..-.....: in muddy trenches—exposed .to the elements, shells, bombs and bullets—suffering thirst '■'■ • 'and cold—facing the horrors of Battle— What would you think of people living in Safety and Comparative Luxury, who refused to share a little of their Comfort with you ? ■...',;.. Appraise your Comforts-count your Blessings ■■';- : —compare; these with the Hardships of our Sol- -■'•'■-; - -diers, : ' then ask yourself-^ . What Do I Owe Them? i i imnr—i r-wi tiiijuiiiiiiiiiiuhiimbii—m ■■■■■■■■■■ibiib— ' ' You should give something for the Comfort and Benefit of the Troops. Let The Church Army take .your-Gift to where it is most needed; . . Send all you can to its Representatives in N.Z.: THE MILITARY AFFAIRS COMMITTEE, ■ -. 3A.3.VT.. HENDERSON ) Honorary OroH all Cheques GEO. SHIETOLIFFE J Treasurers HAINES-3 "Union Bank, Wellington. 0 20 Mulgrave Street, WELLINGTON A N.Z. USER'S OPINION Dear Sirs, < Cbristchurch. We take pleasure in giving onr experience of AVON Tvres. We hsvo had a set on our heavy van for over thirteen months, and we think that Wfl are right in saying that they are Rood for another six months. We might further state that we have carried on this van some very heavy loads, exceeding at times 2} tons. Yours faithfully, WHITCOMBE & TOMBS, LTD. AGENTS EVERYWHERE ' HT BRITISH L maung a co. Ltd. f I I j "AVONS" to YOUR CAR (jtf\ CHRISTCHURCH-Y fD-JIM *"—**• ——

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