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trom £196 F. 0.8. Main Forts £SO Deposit, Balance over 12, IS months. &gsjSK«s §r 3» : ' . ■! -j ft Rf! m. n 1 i Sf-SS* SSS What other car offers you so much for so little? I am almost ashamed to go to the bowser,” says the owner of an Austin 7, my petrol wants are so light.” And yet the Austin 7 does everything a big car will do —without the bills. It now seats four adults comfortably. Its race-track reputation assures you of speed and performance in excess of your needs. Its patented features account for its big car feel’ ’ and comfortable riding. But remember, •it is only in the Austin 7 that you get the features which have made the light-car famous. These patented features are exclusive to the Austin 7. Three foreign countries — America, France and Germany —pay royalties for the rights to use them. Austin terms are generous —£50 deposit, and up to two years, to pay the balance. Running costs are scarcely noticeable. 7'fze NEW AGENTS FOR TARANAKI: FARMERS’ CO-OPERATIVE ORGANISATION SOCIETY HAWERA, STRATFORD, NEW PLYMOUTH

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