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Dominion, Volume 23, Issue 104, 27 January 1930, Page 20

LEADERSHIP Captain W. Gordon Aston, sums up the lessons of Olympia, by saying, “ One of the chief points which this Show brings forward as evidence of great advancement is the four-speed gear box with silent third . . . and great credit must be given to the Graham-Paige engineers who pioneered this scheme.” Many other writers say the same thing. I “The best examples of this type of “The gear box is one of the most • gear box are on the Graham-Paige -** interesting features. Indeed, Grahamwhlch had the honour of introducing the Paige were the pioneers of the four-speed mechanicism to this country.” — The gear box in America.” — Nezvcastle Autocar. Chronicle and Mail. m “The Graham-Paige will go down £. “The feature which is responsible to history as the first in which the * perhaps more than any other to lift modern system of ‘twin top’ gear box was the Graham-Paige to a greater height than introduced ” — The Sheffield Telegraph. that of many of its rivals. —The Sphere. 3 “The design of these cars is always “The ‘Twin-Top’ idea of providing • up-to-date .. . silent, easily changed • • a four-forward-speed gear box with ‘third’ with a four-speed gear box has a silent third was pioneered by Grahambeen employed for two years.” —The Paige.”— South Wales Daily Post. Times. ; IS “The most important technical deX “ The idea of providing a four- velopment is the four-forward twin4* forward-speed gear box with a silent top gear box which a year ago was introthird was pioneered by Graham-Paige.” duced by the Graham-Paige.’’— Eastern —The Motor. Daily Press. “Graham-Paige were the first to in- ** troduce the ‘Twin-Top’ gear box to this country.”— The Scotsman. The above are only a few selected extracts of what the Press said about Olynfpia. k 35 different models on 5 different chassis, FROM T 0 £385 W £l,OOO (f.o.b. Main Ports) .KUfj.fr Ma< " N 1 Z. DISTRIBUTORS: Wright, Stephenson & Co., Ltd. New Showrooms: 97 TARANAKI ST. WELLINGTON. Branches Throughout New Zealand.

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