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Evening Star, Issue 20595, 22 September 1930, Page 4

■ ■ p i UAr TEA has abundant “body” and colour—but one reason for its fresh, SATISFYING Strength . SPRING... New Suitings in the Latest Shades and Patterns Never have we had a finer stock, and never such a fine array of Suitings for Spring in such attractive colours and patterns. The fact, too, that correct style and superfine quality are always associated with Gould’s tailoring serves to simplify our message, permitting us to emphasise above all else that exceptional buying opportunities enable us to offer even greater value and more alluring price attractions than ever before. When you think in terms of better clothes for the new season think .of Gould’s. £5/5 tylade-tO' from I GEORGE ST. (QPP- Penrose^M 3ht c iXiSnctive%lfors ST3K-;"-And at 700 COLOMBO STREET, CHRISTCHURCH \ m ITS SPEED ♦ POWER AND ECONOMY MEAN Greater Earning Power WITH its all day, every day dependability and its six cylird;r speed, power and flexibility, its load capacity and economy, the Chevrolet 30-cwt. truck offers you a definite assurance of increased profit. Throughout, it is built to stand up under the hardest trucking conditions. It incorporates a host of quality features, 12 body styles offer exact suitability for any job. Come in, let us prove by demonstration that this truck with the right body will earn top-profits for your business. 12 BODY STYLES The New Zealand built Chevrolet 30 cwt. truck is constructed in 12 distinct body styles offering one just suited to your business. If so desired any special body will be built to order at the Petonc factory. Chevrolet 30-cwt. Truck, Saloon Cab, Platform, Drop Sides and Tail Board, with sth Tyre, and Tube ... £287-15-0 everywhere. Warranted for 9.9 days. Obtainable on the Confidential Deferred Payment Plan of Q.M.A.C. Built in Ne»> 'Zealand. TOR UCONOMXCAL TRANSPORTATION C&OKE, HOWLISON & Safc-aleales’s:--BTOEBIM. WiSsosa Motors, Dstnedla. CHEVROLET SIX CYLINDER TRUCKS BUY NEW ZEALAND BUILT TRUCKS AND LESSEN UNEMPLOYMENT