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Dominion, Volume 23, Issue 102, 24 January 1930, Page 7

A SPECIALISED SERVICE. DUNCTUICES, is.; Splits vt blows, is fid. first inch, and l 6d each ad ditionnl inch. Send it by mail to — STRONGHOLD VULCANISING AND TIRE DEPOT. New Address: . , 1." Tory Street. T'hone 21—;241. weak lungs/

TNTRINSIC worth should be th» JL first consideration in the purge Jflt\ c^ase a motor car. hV wf I ’ The prestige of the Packard car I? I Wq I rests not upon its price—ratherupon j| I quality. The Packard owner does < not purchase luxury alone, but the C M 1 highest degree of engineering genius $ as well. llu | While Packard ownership beJ 111 speaks goo.d taste, above all it def | notes farsightedness. For its econi. J omy is substantially proved. ASK THE MAN WHO OWNS ONB pr; ■ ■ PACKARD AUSTRALASIAN AUTO IMPORT COT., LTD . 88 WARING TAYLOR STREET : WELLINGTON.

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