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Hawera Star, Volume XLVIII, 18 November 1924, Page 7

REG. Y' * A MOTOR SHOW IN ITSELF DODGE BROS.’ TOURING CAR The Car that earned the slogan “A SEE OUR CAR STAND long time investment.” Fashionable and roomy in design, with numerous ; refinements, including a spring suspension that guarantees -luxurious travel 'over the roughest roads, DODGE BROTHERS’ TOURING GAR is everywhere accorded the welcome it emphatically deserves. Our exhibits represent the product of the world’s leading motor industries MARK TRADE & WL WIP AUSTIN TWELVE Something distinctive. The very latest models of these famous English Cars. Coach work has been carried out in artistic colours, and the upholstery harmonises with the finish. These are' really handsome cars and claim your inspection. PACKARD SIX DODGE BROS.’ SEDAN DODGE BROTHERS have placed the comfort, protection and dignity of closed cars within the range of usage. The body is built entirely of steel and finished in DODGE BROTHERS’ characteristic fashion. Upholstery below/ the belt is of Spanish blue leather of remarkable wearing quality. This upholstery is hot only washable but removable. Large pockets are provided in the front- doors and an efficient heater is standard equipment. ' DODGE BROS.’ COUPE CLOSED ALL-STEEL CAR. 2/3 SEATER. and offer a range of types to meet the need of the most discriminating buyer The Aristocrat of American Cars. Distinctive in appearance at all times, this 5-seater car is really a handsome job. The coach work is done in an attractive Packard Blue, and radiator and all fittings are of a first grade nickle finish. King, Ltd A. H. GUY Representative for Hawera, J. T. Salmon’s Office, MORRIS-COWLEY. MORRIS Cars to-day can claim a greater measure of popularity than any other British ’ Car manufactured. Though exceptionally a light ear, it concedes nothing to its bigger brother other than carrying capacity. Morris Cars have proved their superiority in the stiffest roa’cl tests in the hands of This design anticipates every pos- . sible requirement of commercial' .travel. The upholstery is of genuine leather. The seat is wide and comfortI able. Carrying compartments are' accessible and spacious.! The car is equipped with window levers, wind screen cleaner, cord tyres, Tale lock, and every other appointment necessary to the owner’s comfort' and protection. DODGE BROS.’ ROADSTER A smaller car—2/3-seater—-embody-ing all the features of the ever-popular 5-seater Touring Car. Princes Street. owner-drivers all the world over. The equipment is complete in every detail and comprises a complement of the best accessories obtainable. COMMERCIAL CAR The design and construction of DODGE BROTHERS/ COMMERCIAL CARS have proved practical and satisfactory to thousands of business concerns and individuals all over the world. Every essential to efficient operation is included in their make-up. Their appearance is impressive and dignified, reflecting favourably on the users’ names they display. DON’T FAIL TO SEE OUR EXHIBIT OF THE FIRST DODGE BROTHERS’ MOTOR CAR IMPORTED INTO AUSTRALASIA, JAN., 1915. YOU WILL THEN REALISE THE MEANING OF THE WORDS “A LONG TIME INVESTMENT.”

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