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Evening Post, Volume CVIII, Issue 108, 2 November 1929, Page 29

USED CAR PRICES AGAIN REDUCED AT DOMINION MOTORS LTD. USED CAR DEPT. It is only after comparing prices that you can judge the market value of any Used Car. COMPARE THESE. 3-DODGE TOURING CAR, 1924-25 model, an ideal holiday-making car ............... v .. At £70 2-WILLYS-KNIGHT 4-CYL TOURER, 1926 model-, 5 new Firestone tires. A very economical car to run ."............... At £75 2—1926 ESSEX 2-DOOR SEDANS-Thoroughly reconditioned.; The most economical 6-cyl car on the market to run ......\ Prices £120 and £125 DODGE 5-BEARING CRANKSHAFT MODEL SEDAN CAR—Absolutely in condition as •. :■■..:.;.. r .\-.; £iso OAKLAND SEDAN^-1927 model, in wonderful coni diti°n ••• £135 FIAT SEDAN 501 MODEL—This car will do 25 to 30 miles'per gallon A Snip £185 THIS WEEK'S SPECIAL OFFER! 1928 HUDSON SUPER-SIX COUPE—OnIy run 6000 miles, as good as new '....''. •...,-: Price £365 DOMINION MOTORS LTD. USED CAR DEPT., 65 KENT TERRACE Open Every Evening. The Uncertain Spring Fine yesterday—pouring rain to-day—brilliant sunshine tomorrow—that seems to be a fair sample of our New Zealand Spring. . ' llllQug' 1 we may often joke about it, it is no joke to the motorist whose tread worn tyres are apt to skid,on a greasy v *ir road. There is no excuse for failure to guard against such mishaps. GOODYEAR ALL-WEATHER BALLOONS are within the reach of every motorist. They, have a tread that grips the road always, be it sliding shingle or greasy bitumen—and they are just the tyres for this "uncertain Spring." j|jl^ SEE US ABOUT THEM! ■©©MINIONf 111 RUB.BUM C<OY viwiiCSl' f* Ji 0 & * l wf^*ooc(&e^*'<*ertfce Station * IffißLy GOODYEAR ALL WEATHER BALLOONS. l^&Gjpjf 99 LAMBTON QUAY ami 219 THORNDON QUAY • . Ig'ephone 42-641 lor lyre Service f AWN-MOWEE REPAIRS^? . >our Lwn Mower v iu be.Collected, Sharpened, and Returned Ertptly STANDARD ENGINEERING CD, MECHANICAL ENGINEERS, 165, TARANAK! STRPpt

TCDAT^S SMARTEST SEDAN''MW|||ll||^^- .. THE long, low, graceful lines of the Nash "400" -need no eccentric ornament to give them beauty P^fffifo^^fSwgPl and character. «400» colours are in the correct mode W — ot the moment. Coachwork compares most favour- BileH =P^ aruy -with £nat found in custom bodies of the mwMmSKBm I to be 68* P ch CC* Com Pletc 'iquiPlll6ll* leaves nothing jMwI^^bBHBI Nash engineering offers many omer advantages such as a T'vvin-Ignition motor, ensuring greater llsglP smoother, more economical power . . . Outboard '^^^tt1 mounted hydraulic shock absorbers that make rou^h 4 rof dL slno<l th t : •' Centralized chassis lubrication that 1&W& oils 29 vital chassis points at a touch ... A steering ~rt™*~ mechanism that provides unmatched ease of control «§**^ ...and other features usually associated with cars of '» much higher price. Here-is-the^ar of cars for famiUes who appreciate true luxury yet wish to avoid excessive cost. ■'■■'■ ■•---':: -■..■: ■:...■-.■: ' teafbthe Wortdin Motor Car Value " : ~~ ~" , f3O-539) Lvttl P *Cn L M-Zl> MOTOns' VTO.. Ghuinea Straot, W.lllngton.