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Greymouth Evening Star, 3 August 1929, Page 11

INVESTIGATE the great new Studebakers before you buy a car! i. WWWBraF Wli® dr Wj w// VoJv New safety glass windscreen \vX f « <v»W not shatter eten when \\\ broken by a blow. Na danger Z&r ywS Studebaker safety feature. The driver's scat of the new * */Jr Restful rear seats built for Commander and President comfort. Notice the farm* Eights is easily adjusted. fitting upholstery, cushioned Steering wheel and foot arm rests and other costly pedals also adjustable. car features. A CAREFUL inspection of Stude- In the matter of comfort, Studebaker baker’s great new cars will con- was not content with only the new vince you of Studebaker’s artistic gen- ball bearing spring shackles—even ius. A thorough investigation will though they are the greatest improveconvince you of Studebaker s engi- ment in riding ease since balloon neering genius .. . genius that made t y res . possible the winning of every official American stock car record for speed Studebaker designed wider and longer and endurance. bodies with wider doors, put ire To create cars so complete, so perfect disappearing centre arm rests ire in every detail as these new Stude- Brougham rear seats and made steerbakers is a notable achievement. ing wheel and foot pedals adjustable. - T . , c ~ , r , Now the driver’s seat in new PresiNonce how Studebaker safeguards Commander Eight you and your family. Not content , , . . , ,7 with building bodies of steel and im- models IS instantly, easily moved forproving four-wheel brakes, Stude- ward or back to ensure maximum baker uses a new non-shatterable ' comfort! Come see many other insafety glass windscreen on the new teresting features on these new StudePresident and Commander models. bakers here todav. ... New Low) Studebaker Prices — Sedans from £495 Used cars taken in part payment —easy terms arranged. Write, call or 'phone for new illustrated catalogue. STUDEBAKER 152-154 High St., I J'a.WWSSBt® CHRISTCHURCH Greymouth Representative—C. CHAMBERLAIN, c/o. Kennedy’s Garage BUILDER. OF CHA/APIONS

W“AA > A 4 "< U ’ rTHESE are but a few of the 9 * lines REDUCED to make this SALE go with a RUSH! Our advice—" Shop Barly.” COUNTRY RESIDENTS. A copy of a large Sale Special will be posted Free upon SesS* request. All goods, as usual, '"/wuj SSSKBBSt Post Free for cash with £££l7 bSW ** order. - -BOYS’ SCHOOL BOOTS ? 1829—Boys’ BLACK BOX CALF ASJf StSitLS' Open Front Boots, leather lined, MIO— -Girls’ PATENT One-bar “ wei « ht boot - sewn soles - W' — GrCy LIZARD Calf 7to 10, 13/11 11 to 1, 15/9 Prices: 2 and 3 ’ I Y/6 4 and 5 ’ 18/11 l5/94 and 5 16/9 1 1819-Boys’ CHROME CALF Open •"SSTSf aUa 1 a a °’ At>/ J Front Boots, leather lined, screwed .soles. 1413-Girls’ BLACK CHROME Pricesi one-Mr Shoe, pln-punehel 2 Ind°3, l j, lg)9 Prices: 10, 1827—Boys’ BLACK CHROME Open All Goods ’ ' Front Boots, screwed soles and heel ■ 1 ■— plates. Pricesi POST FREE • 7 t 0 I°. 9/6 far rash tnith order t*® 4 —Girls’ BOX CALF One-bar 11 to 1, 11/3 for cash With order pin . punched vamp . 2 and 3, 13/11 Prices: fjBWKWi 4 and 5 > 14/H 7to 10 ’ 9/6 11 t 0 11 H/3 N j PWhs. x. 2 and 3 * 12/11 410 6i 13/11 1417—Girls’ BOX CALF One-bar ' BROGUE Shoe (as illustrated). Prices: ■ 7 to 10 > 12/3 1110 x ’ l3/11 No. 1417 2 and 3, 15/9 4 to 6, 16/9 No. 1827 HANNAH’S: Tainui Street , Greymoutk

A REFEREE’S CAMPAIGN. Mr Eugene Corri, who is undoubtedly the greatest boxing referee in England has recently been saying some hard things about modern boxing. For some time past there have been an increasing number of disqualifications and stopped fights. Only a short time ago - Mr Corri stopped two important contests at the National Sporting Club, the home of English boxing, because the men were using open gloves. Mr Corri has announced that he intends to conduct a campaign to bring boxing back to its true form and prestige by stopping what he calls “the ridiculous ‘Pavlova’ dancing business and ‘flip-flap’ work with the open glove,” and he has warned boxers that in the future, when he referees a fight, it has to he a fight and. not a ballet dance. Mr Corri has carried on similar campaigns in the past, as, for instance, against kidney-punch-ing, and he has always won through in spite of much opposition.