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Dominion, Volume 13, Issue 70, 16 December 1919, Page 16

P ADf A TOO! We have for immediate sale a large number of gaod Sacond-lnnd Motor Cars, Delivery Vans, aid Track?, which we are determined to clear before the end of this year to make room for large shipments of Dodge, Sunbeam & Austin's arriving early in January. Here is the list: TOURING CARS JJUK'KS—I9I4 Model, -I cylinder, including spare rim and tyre, newly painted French grey. CHEVItOLET-1918 .Model, electric light and self starter, spare rim and tyre, painted French grey. « (JHEVHOLET-19U3 Model, electric light and self starter, seat covers, painted dark biscuit, CHEVROLET—I9I6 Model, electric light and self starter, scat ' covers, painted French, grey, . , DODGE—I9I7 Model, electric kgjit and self starter, newly painted .French grey, spare nm and tyre. DODGE—I9IO Mod'd, electric light and self starter, seat covers, newly painted biscuit, spare rim and tyre. ENGER—I2 cylinder, electric light and self starter, only done 2000 miles/ painted dark green. KIUT—2S h.p American chassis, with high-class English body fitted, painted, biscuit colour, MICHIGAN—I9IS Model, fitted with electric light,' spare rim and tyre, painted cream. MAXWELL—I9I9 Modeij electric light and self starter, only done 1000 miles, like new*. OAKLAND—I cylinder, ciectric light and self starter, newly painted olive green, spare rim and tyre. R.C.H.—1913 Model, electric light, spare, rim and tyre, just thoroughly overhauled. } SCAT—I 7.2 h.p., <1 cylinder, 5 quick detachable wheels, electrje light and self starter, painted dark biscuit, SIDDLEY DEASEY--16 h.p., 4 cylinder, 5 quick detachable wheels, painted dark wine. SILENT KNIGHT MI'NERVA-14 h.p., 4 cylinder, 5 quick detachable wheels, electric light, painted light biscuit. CIi.OSSLEY-1-! h.p., 4 -cylinder, English car, 5 quick detachable wheels, electric light, painted dark green. 2/3 SEATEES CHEMOLET-1916 Model, electric light, self starter, new hood and seat covers, paintjd bluey grey. G.W.K.—JO h.p. tight English car. does from 40-50 miles to the, gallon of petrol, painted biscuit. PULLMAN—I9IO Model, electric light, self starter, spare rim and tvi'c, painted wine colour. COMMERCIAL MOTORS DODGE-locwt., closed body. OVERLAND, 15 cut, express body. CHEVROLET, closed - body.' FORD, 1 ton , truck, platform body. ENFIELD, '1. ton truck, platform body. LANO.HEBTER, 2 ton truck, platform body. COMMERCE, 3 ton' chassis only. The above motors have been selected with great care by our Mr. Lawrence, who is widely , known as an expert judge of second-hand cars. As wo want th garage space we arc going to sell to first buyers who make - anything like a reasonable offer, and will give terms to suit clients. r GET IN EARLY. PRICES ARE GOING UP IN BOUNDS. ffIMITO MlllllOlli 'ft' 10. Llflo ' •' 'PHONE .102. . ■ ' G, W. LAWRENCE, Sales Representative. ■ Two War' Winners! I i ■ "She Withstood everything in the field, and above all j Dins the last and only car lo survive until ihe cessation of hostilities."—Extract from letter received by Ford Motor Company from a British Soldier. Over sliell-Uini roads, through witer-soakcd fields, second only to the tanks in its power to climb debris and crater boles, the Ford Car H made a world-famous record in the (beat War. In press despatches, in field reports, in letters, in rhyme and song, the praises ol the Ford were sounded. In France - 700 can out of 1000 were Fords In Italy - 850 cars out of 1000 were Fords In Egypt - 908 cars out of 1000 were Fords In Mesopotamia 999 enrs out of 1000 were Fords The Ford power plant that established this record in every theatre 1 ol the war remains the same, It will be in the Ford you buy, I For Sale by Licensed Ford Dealers throughout N.Z, I KAIMES-90 3CAL FORD DEALERS-Sutherland and*Rankine, Mercer Street, Welliugtoi \V. Stuart Wilson and Co.. 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