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Evening Post, Volume CVIII, Issue 120, 16 November 1929, Page 28

V SEDAN «£540 . '■ • Anywhere in New Zealand INGUS B w R E ?gN G * ON C°- LTbVALLEY^Y H MOTORSL t<l . THE FINEsFI^OKrNG BUIGK EVER BITTTT ~

Mr. Goodwill ■^^^^H INGLIS BROS. Says:JJ^^^^BE&&sA2E2A mm^Ji . \ l^-aJ \l ,Our "Goo<* W«U" Policy has won to us « ' Jtr~* -^"^ / JrT ■// ' host of friends. It is .omething that ii .^^^^^W^E^^Zl/lf^ H / VV , really worth while, for it protects our J^^^^^^^^BgßrmK YHRt -. \ / v \ buyers against' obtaining a Used Car \ \ V»/, /v ■ ,1 v ' . that is unsatisfactory. Every machine^ %9^^^H9f \ \ ) '\A J h" been carefully "Good Will" recon. V^^^^Sjffir V o~m -J ditioned—they are all completely equip* Vbk ti *^^^^ ped. We do all necessary repair* T" Mk I BEFORE selling rather than have the I V V^o^ / buyer return the car to us during service - I \ . . . ** -'■ period. .The car you want is here— \_ , \^ I TO-DAY! It may be gone to-morrow! A f£o^^r * * Something Special: Everything-that^ requires doing to this 1926 Essex Coach has been done by us The V ■ Essex Coach E^^^7^^^^^^^^S 3OA 0C A Family Sedan owcd^L-'TaVon?^ It r oiCU-f ly 1^ Buick S^an- The two ladies W ho J own?? th. c car °°Iv- Put 15 '000 miles on the speedo, and certainly never abused the • machmem any shape or forn^ The result is that the car is perfect in every depart- O'^lOT* bSg"i yea" So°a «oli d^wk. <lhMd- * IMS' F.ma/s.d.n, ud is^S J/XS Fifteen Pounds ■ lrJ s™\*mL°l\t Qt]?^ ' T\ •. c "re " sufficiently satisfied with this Overland Tourer to allow it to come under the :/ . DepOSlt. P«"ous policy In every respect this little four-cylinder, car is right. Ws a car that P^A sell for the money asked; it will represent, cheap motoringr for years to tSH Price OWt/V/ English Here is something rather different. A six-cylinder ARMSTRONG SIDDELEY with ■ W 1 ■ I-' • v Z uphol.stery ,t tld dlsc wl>«ls. Quite a recent model, as the fact of its being . Workmanship •? six-cylinder engine w.ll prove. Not a big car or a big motor (18-h.p.), so thatoperai? ™S costs would not be large. This is a very dignified-looking machine, has a OOC cir f or^ n r; mumbody- itish-dt°^nes UCha g Wghqu^ tyE p^ Vxs Bakers and Grocers! SlevroVft^T '*?• ffer you reliable at cxce P ti6nau y i ow prices.. a - ??l iX £ ■ *8, 4-. cyh"deVan' e(luiPPed withffour Wheelr rW heel brakes and thoroughly over- ■ MOrIk^TO^VAn" •I^ yO-U-attiie'lowflsnre«'*l4S- We have also afine little •_■• - - rT.nni . 37 VAN^specially equipped for a baker. This van will give most economical OIA T* running costs, and as it has been overhauled and repainted it represents a great saving "T I tV\ TWO Good Roadsters • OAK1 SanS CiqK Vr -ti ie oeA)A?, dc^ r D lloadsters has greatly increased. We have an .... OAKLAND 1925 6-cyhnder ROADSTER equipped with four-wheel brakes and just out of the workshop. V-e confidently state that for the amount of unused transportation -- ■ :l ' iqiVSnln^Pßl!.? •° Ur ? ri uc.is exceptional- Only£llo- Then there is a DODGE PIIA •-..... 1924 ROADSTER the engine of which has just been rebored, assuring years of good service. *T II 11 : Tyres are excellent. . . *J . 6 p rice J^ J[ 11/ ■ CheVroletS ' ?u c-J n,? w - only 00 well what a great demand exists for these fine little machines. 6tudv ' Jl c m fo"OWInS; all of are O.K;'d by our mechanics. Chevrolet Sedan 1924.'M0de1, ■■■"••• £110|-Chevrolet Tourer 1924 Model,- £75; Chevrolet Tourer 1927 Model, £140; Chevrolet . ,': Coach 1926 Model, £165; Chevrolet ".t9O" Model, £55.' • ; • . A Cheap Closed 5s l not r «2^ilia^^ S odr-^ a/ s can be Purchased for under £100, but we have a New nrtf rT ws>cw Beauty FORD TUDOR SEDAN, repainted, new upholstery, and thoroughly overhauled -V Vk , / t,ar for the low price of . - . J^ .flal The majority of these cars repainted, and all are offered with . complete confidence. ' ■ INGLIS BROS. &» CO. LTD. USED CAR DEPT., 138 Wakefield St., WELLINGTON. Phone 42-596