“Tin- little courtesies of life forrnoriv paid 1 niv sox by tlu* opnnsite one* nl'o mostly ignored to-dav.” laments r Indv in writing to a Svdney panor. "Look at our trains and trams. Mon travel lino; Kv them will not hesitate to smoko in the presence op ladies although they know nerfootly well that, mmiv of flm laitm-. oven miv find tobacco smoke offensive. T e-dl !f most selfish a”d ill-mannered " Th'r Pair corrosrjondent. soems nnito oblivious of the fact that sneehil cars or.- res‘>r>'od m Australia as in Now v-alpvi.t Pot +he use nP iirm-''nolcP r '. Net lad’es ‘-till nersist in rndunc the smoking com na rt in on ts so that smokers are often crowded out. Hanojlv so far as Now Veah'od is concerned oomnlaints ahout tnharco smoke are far less common than formerly because most Now Zealanders now smoke "toasted.” and its mire sweet fragrfi.neo disarms criticism. All five of the toasted blends. Cut Plug No. 10 (ThillsTiend). Cavendish. Navy Cut No. d ,Bulldog). Rivcrhend Gold, and TOesert Gold are (Veiny toasted) almost innocent of nicotine and consequently \irtually harmless. A Ohio P.A. cable states that Mr. Yuki has slashed the Foreign Office budget, but has left intact- tlu* ap-pro-print "ous lor establishing a legation in South Africa and u consulate* general in New Zealand.
OS) m m P:' r> Hlf I •-<T Hj? ' % ! TOMWM&sg 111? sm mm tS. MWSi a -\jit Tiie most beautiful ©f all tIie'TENS”.. Modern motoring demands four great essentials—Safety—Comfort—Performance— i -fl*,-* Beauty. The English 10 H.P. Ford has «lSI€l iflC IflllSf pidLCClCfill them all in good measure—Here are some illustrations which show just how practical this car really is. , v - Sgs-« V W‘ XWS* : ■■; ■•;■ : _|f •< ' : &p| vs«C4V ;x | '' ' X" N ill A A mt 'As H >X>* SS2 LI'OUAUK: This largo inferior luggage compart incut built Into tlie streamlined itiil i 8 indispensable—positively insulated against weather and readily accessible. There are door pockets in all doors and a cubby hole—with door, iu the instrument panel. tIOftTItOLSi Complete equipment for effortless control—easy to reach —read or operate—si ugle, centra! windscreen control —electrical direction indicator switch on gear lover knoll—foot operated dimmer switch—sun visor, etc. mm MSSSt mWm mimm SB X : • 55# m TWO l)OOK SALOON £245 four door SALOON £259 I M as m x:r II m m MM x i #: m m Iframl ACCESSIBILITY: For the owner-driver especially! accessibility is an advantage. Mere under the bonnet (released by a single :or,irol) is the battery and Just &» readllj haiidy are petrol pump—distributor —carburettor —tooii,- ete. 5 DRIVING COMFORTS These deep sprung seats —both adjustable—viewed through the unusually wide (door-are as comfortable as ok. they look., Try them out,-on the" road at your own convenience, and be convinced. ; : ... ... .. ‘ : . , • / - : : . • ; .... ; v. Q fotc Hide in this Car fund b@ Completely Comrineed BIGNELL & HOLMES FORD DEALERS CNttn l« GISBORNE AMD TOKOMARU BAY, i
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Gisborne Times, Volume LXXXVI, Issue 13093, 15 February 1937, Page 6
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