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Evening Post, Volume CXIII, Issue 97, 26 April 1932, Page 18

MOTORS AND CYCLES FOR SALE. QUEEN'S MOTOR WORKS. 45, Tory street. I FOR ALL CLASSES OF REPAIRS. CARS STORED AND CLEANED. ALL ACCESSORIES. E. E. MOVES, Proprietor. rjiODD MOTORS, LIMITED, C'ourteuay-pl. and Wakefield-st. Tel. 51-005 (4 lines.) THIS WEEK'S SPECIAL. "SNIP." CHEVROLET SEDAN, 1926 MODEL. In good order and condition, newly painted, new tires, luggage carrier. This Car is a great bargain and is economical to run. PRICE .. £50. We also have a large.selection.of Sedans, Tourers, and Roadsters in stock. We are.Cash Buyers of Good Used Cars STOP PRESS NEWS EX-KAISER UNREPENTANT. London.—The cs-Kaiser told aa Interviewer that he had nothing to repent. He hart done his duty' to (he Fatherland. He would take the same action if he lived h.is life nirain. A correspondent describes TVUhelm as fniil ,md broken as the rcsiil- of bronchitis.—P.A. FIGHT IN NICARAGUA. JTew York.—A message from Managua (Nicaragua) state that a patrol of the native Xational Guard, officered by United States Marines, came into contact with several hundred insurrectionists, near the town of Apali nn Thursday. Tn a fierce battle three Marine officers and eight natives were killed, also an uncounted ■ number of insurrectionists. The battle was one of the most serious in recent years of sporadic flshting to . exterminate th« ' followers of the rebel Bandino.—P.A.

SPECIAL! SPECIAL! T^HE 1.96 h.p. Francis Barnett off erg you -1- the most perfect light-weight machine on the market to-day. Priced at :£42 10s, it does 125 miles to the gallon. It is cheaper than'tram fares. Write for catalogue and easy terms. THOS. H.OATES, 64, Dixon street, Douglas, A.J.S., Ro3'al Enfield Agency. '■ RIDICULOUS PRICES IN GOOD USED CARS. Austin 7 Saloon, 1928 £75 Austin 7 Tourer £55 Standard 11 Tourer ■ £55 Morris Cowley, 1929 £93 Gray 4-door; Sedan £65 Rugby 4-door Sedan £3.3 Chrysler 4-door Sedan . £95 De Soto Sedan, as new £225 Essex 6 2-door Sedan £95 Ford Model "A" Sedan £110 Crossley Tourer, perfect £25 Chevrolet 192S %-ton Van £93 Standard 1931 Saloon £223 Latest Plymouth 1-door Sedan £135 These Bargains to be had only at "W Z. USED CAR MART, LTD., -4- 1 • 230, Wakefield street. GOOD USED CARS. 100 TO CHOOSE PROM. MODELS £20 to £400. WE BUY FOR CASH. WE SELL ON EASY TERMS. WE SELL ON COMMISSION. WE EXCHANGE CARS. WRIGHT, STEPHENSON AND CO LTD., THE USED CAR SPECIALISTS, 97, Taranaki street. Telephone 55-120. AN OUTSTANDING BARGAIN. J^ 1931 FOUR-DOOR SEDAN CAR; fit ted with sis wire wheels, upholster-ed-in whipcord, perfect in Lodywork,' unblemished duco finish, chromium-plated on all hardware, a luxurious high quality motor-car, privately owned and driven, for £175. "' . CAN BE. SEEN AT E. REYNOLDS AND CO., LTD.. Wakefield street. A L'L the...following,, Cars are closed-in xx 4-doo\" Saloons, late models, and cars that have only done small mileage. VAUXHALL V. X.MODEL, done appro*. 9000 miles. Solid leather uph'oletery. This car- has a good •top-gear performance, has been well .looked, .after, and represents really good'value al; £275, MORRIS MAJOR, done approi.' 6000 miles. This car belonged to a. .doctor, who is going a trip Horne1 and is taking delivery or a ROVER fn'-Eng- ._ land... The condition is • very. - good throughout. Price £245. BUICK LIGHT SIX, SILVER '•' ANNI- . . VERSARY MODEL, .done .ap.proz. 15,000 miles. Anybody wanting* a good Used Car (that has been chauifeur driven and. well cared for) _at less than half its original cost cannot go past this bargain. ■ : -"-- . WHIPPET 1930 MODEL, done approx. 19,000 miles. This car will provide reliable,' economical transportation with good top-gear performance. In particularly good condition throughout. Price £145. ' ' "•■■■. WE SOLICIT YOUR EARLY INSPECTION OF THE ABOVE CARS. ' COVENTRY MOTORS LIMITED, 127, Lambton quay. Tel. -i 6 530.

New Zealand's Safe Train Travel ISO Millions Without Fatality AGAIN the New Zealand Railways have completed another big working year without causing the death of a passenger, thus achieving a marvellous record of ISO million passengers during the past six years without one fatality. This aggregate, equivalent to the transport of the'Dominion'swhole population, a hundred times over, is convincing proof to the people that their railways/strictly observe the principle of "Safety First," day and night, over the whole of the system (more than 3000 route miles). That homely proverb, "Better to be sure than sorry," must commend itself to the travelling public, and the instinct of self-preservation should ensure preference for the railway, especially as the service is speedy and punctual as well as safe and economical. Wellington, F/^,/? ■■■ JIJJ* 20th April, 1932. ;'■'. \J-^y/C^uA^'^^ jgp * General Manager