— i=i -—'■sJr 'A People Set rtoOocks This Engine <■—' OUT in the back country people often set their clocks by the Hudson Super-Six mail car which passes on time, year in and year out, fair weather or foul, with the regularity of clockwork. Hudson Super-Six pioneered the service runs, Huchon-Ei»ex Pricca and fj ee t s o f cars which still maintain them are Hudson Super-Sixes. | FWFX Tniirpr £275 Settlers in the districts where the roads are roorv r i Joot most difficult and hills the steepest drive ESSEX Coach £325 Hudson. UIIDQOM 7 Paeconnar The tremendously strong chassis and the long iWIWUN /-rassenger ample sprin g S stand up to t n e work over lOUrer X4DU hundreds of thousands of miles, and the UHIKfiN fAarli famous Super-Six motor gives that ample iwydVN Loacn reserve o{ power for which it is famous , This HUDSON BrOUgham £555 is a standard of performance which is still unUIIFKAH 7 PaecAnnpr equalled by any other car under New Zealand nUUJVn r-rassenger conditions irrespective of price. Sedan £595 Sole Diatr u, atO r,. F. 0.8. Main Port.. THE DOMINION MOTORS LTD. Auckland, New Plymouth, Wanganui, Wellington, Christchurch and Timaru. HUDSON SUPER-SIX I l ' ' ■■---■■ '■ ' " - • --'-j —--r-MJ
Halves both Work’and Cost of the Wash . No pumice concrete or other boiler made anywhere surpasses the NEW IMPROVED Crompton’s ECONOMIC i ........ i Pumice Boilers & Gas Coppers p Damper in quick boiling, J in fuel saving, attractive appearance =l||CS|& ■ Crompton’s Economics Pnmice Concrete Gas ' Coppers and Fuel Boilers are highly insulative ohptzu■H —they not only boil very rapidly but retain HHB their heat longer than the old types. Result:— ' money, time, work and worry saved, plus * nH^- — co °l wash-house. BS iKr Ask your Builder, or Merchant, or Gas Coy. ' ■i (. wB? for Crompton's Economic. '• , CROMPTON’S LTD., A ~ Manufacturers, . 133 Tuam St. Christchurch. ■■■■■■■■■■■■■■l
Cleanliness is next t Godliness and* “No-Rubbing Laundry Help” is the parent of. cleanliness. “So say all of us.”—Greymouth grocers. 13
A very little rubbing v/ith liquid Tan-01 produces a hard, dry gloss that will not collect dust or show smears. All grocers, Also in paste form.—Advt \
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Greymouth Evening Star, 2 December 1926, Page 6
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