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Evening Post, Volume LXXXIII, Issue 109, 8 May 1912, Page 4

"AUSTIN" MOTOR CARS ( ' "The Car that set the fashion to the World." fin ctock and arrWine— •• IS h.p., with Torpedo Body and RudgcWhitworth Wheels i 18 h.p., with Torpedo Body and Captain Detachable Rim* \ 10 h.p., with Torpedo Body and all extras \ JO h.p., with TwO'Seater Body and all extras 'i London Prices, plus landing charges. Tuition Frc«. ! j( SCOTT MOTOR AGENCY, 57 Cuba Street, Wellimtto Mfy.y*y^yryj>g^~j^j ~—--^_r-_ -i_~m->_i— _»- _i-._r-..,--, 0 -._.--,_. -■. . , ._ -_.-_,. -i.r-..-i_-_?r_.. I THE LATEST AND BEST IN MOTOR CYCLES. ! Agents: REYNOLDS & CO., Victoria Streei ' Viiriirn ' mm ■ „,' . 1 1 i I . jmqtor" repairs, MOTOR GARAGE, MOLESWORTIS ST. j The most up-to-date plant and most competent staff of motor mechanics in the Dominion. Repairs to any make of car. A Trial Solicited, 'PHONE All motorists' requirements stocked. 224 MOTOR CYCLE OVERALLS 1 OUR tiver-increaßinj? business in thte department convinces us that th» OV ALLS we are offering aro move than Eatislying. Wo stock only tho B! MAKES IN WATERPROOF JACKETS. TROUSERS, AND LEGGINGS. MOTOR JACKETS. Donble-breaoted sstylo, 37s 6d. MOTOR TROUSERS, beat <; ity Rubber, 30s. MOTOR I.KGUK> GS, best quality Rubber, 16s 6d. DUNCAN & MACINTOSH. "THE STORE FOR MOTOR CLOTHING," 82-84, MANNERS-STREET (Opp< Opera House.) f\ f^ |i |^ Trri w*\ BOUCHER'S, MOTOR CYCLE AGENT, 74 Lambton Quay l|§fr The full joy of rapid motion i without mischievous vibration is an ideal jJizj^wT*^ easily attainable — but in one way only V MBffi'**&* )jk —The Brooks way. The very name— 'X' j^B^^''^M'o\ Brooks— carries v;eight with all the world i&'sff&i^^t' '■' ' <: - W ' : \ on wheels, and motorcyclists I^'^ ibfaA \. especially may be assured that m^ W\"li^^fif^ \ *k e exclusive features of the <IP&i Jwm&Z * W^k p Brooks Motor Cycle Saddles are KS^ftt^^l^S the very last word in comfort C^»W^^ J and sa * ety * <*mmmz3smm

"Semeile" Men-Skid. If a non-skid tread is to be really effetiwe, it must be actually a part of the cover — not an attachment. That is the principle — dictated by Science and confirmed by experience— upon which the Michdin "Semclle" i? made. The tread, which forms ah integral part of the tyre, t< compo«c<tt of a itout leather band. , This band, besides rendering the cover practically puncture-prcol, constitutes the only effective foundation for the hard steel studu which project through it aad grip . . 3? the ground. HICHELIN TYRES obtained ffrsun all the leading Garages. Wh«ks*U AgtHttftr MkluKn- Cyvlt rf«rf MtUr O*fr J>W.~ J. B. Clmmcsow & Co, Ltb., Wcllinston and ChrlstckuicU,