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1,000 MILE NON STOP RUN DONE BY THIS Austin Seven A "V A r L-/ fete, t? 7. 1 I *ll i tmrn M k ny/i s#^* AUCKLAND TO WELLINGTON AND BACK. THE AUSTIN SEVEN PROVES ITSELF. REMARKABLE PERFORMANCE OF SMALL BRITISH CAR. Read This. At 1.20 this morning an Austin seven h.p. drew up at the PostOffice, Auckland, after having successfully completed a non-stop run from Auckland to Wellington and back (states the Star;. The car left Auckland at 2 a.m. on Thursdas last, being driven for the down journey by Mr. Phil Seabrook, accompanied Mr Lackland as observer. Hamilton, was reached at 6.10 a.m., 1e Kuiti at 9 a.m., Mokau at 12.20 p.m., Hawera at 5.15 p.m., Wanganui at 7.45 p.m., and G.P.O. Wellington. at 2 p.m. Friday, making the time exactly 24 hours. The ehgme was kept running while the drivers and observe _rs were changed, and a flashlight photograph taken. For the return journey, Mr L. Manghan, the well known motor cyclist, took the wheel, accompanied by Mr. H. It. Gronby, an official of the Wellington Motor Cycle Club. _ The car left Wellington Post Office, at 2.40 a.m. yesterday, and arrived back in Auckland at 1.20 this morning. The same route was followed on the return journey, and this distance -was again accomplished without a hitch of any kind, not even a puncture. Tin's reliability trial clearly proves that light British cars are capable of standing up to the rough road conditions met with in New Zealand. The petrol consumption works out at exactly 50 miles per gallon. Although not intended for a speed performance the car averaged 21 miles per hour both ways. Collett Motors Ltd. DISTRICT AGENTS PHONES: 1399, 1549, asd 1689

AMERICAN FLEET NO A BICYCLE SALE NEW BICYGLES £S and £8 10s. And a FURTHER 10 PER CENT DISCOUNT for CASH ALSO A LOT OF SECOND-HAND CYCLES FOR SALE CHEAP FOR CASH B.S.A. PATTERN ‘GENTS* enamelled and overhauled £5 B.S-.A. PATTERN LADY’S enamelled and overhauled £5 B.S.A. PATTERN GENT’S overhauled, new tyres £4 10s 2 GIRLS’ CYCLES, enamelled and overhauled £5 and £5 10s 1 SPEEDY RAGING CYCLE, a Snip, only 1 FLYING STAR RACING GY CLE, a Snip £S ALLAN "SUTTON WHERE THE SPEED KINGS ARE BUILT

<HsE' f: CHANDLER SIX 1925 MODEL BUILT TO MASTER A MOUNTAIN BY A C s“>'EP L HILL ‘ACTUALLY LEVELOP^^M^Re'^POTO THAN DO LARGER ENGINES UNDER THE SAME CONDITIONS tuc POWER OF THIS MOTOR A S AMAZING AS ONE TRIAL WILL CONVINCE YOU AND THE SECRET LIES iKL V IN ITS ADVANCED DESIGN. ™ E niE F TRAFFI0 N ™iNSMISs“x S ENABLES THE MOST INEXPERIENCED DRIVER TO HANDLE THE 1920 CHANDLER ASWELL AS AN EXPERT AND THE MOST EXPERT DRIVER COMFORT THE CHAMDLEB pkr K CENT .“"PERFECT OVER A. PERIOD OF IS NOW YEARS. THIS SPEAKS FOR ITSELF let us arrange to cive you a demonstration run. HAISIWAN FRANCIS, LOUGHER &CO LIMITED SOLE AGENTS FOR POVERTY BAY, EAST COAST AND WAIROA

BANNOCKBURN TWEED LYNX MAKE. £6 > 6s. WE FIT' any figure. R: JOHNSON & GO PALACE BUILDUP

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Gisborne Times, Volume LXIII, Issue 10065, 1 August 1925, Page 9

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Page 9 Advertisements Column 1 Gisborne Times, Volume LXIII, Issue 10065, 1 August 1925, Page 9