FOLLOWING MODERN AIRPLANE PRACTICE 1 a 'X i i L: asp’r'l' ' H * ! ; £ a y UDSONS Almost iMillmited speed v Greater power in proportion to weight v Higher efficiency ▼ ©renter e€©n©niy w THE new Great 8 Hudson Challenger closely follows the most modern airplane practice. The last ounce of weight unnecessary to ensure Hudson rigidity and raggedness, has been eliminated. V Power in proportion to total weight, has been greatly increased. The motor is the most economical unit ever produced by Hudson, and airplane dual-flow lubrication adds years to its life. V The Hudson Great 8 is an entirely new-type car with an action so smooth and effortless as to give a sensation of soaring over hill and dale. v A new-type worm and sector steering and improved gear shift provide effortless ease of control, and the car moves from low to top in the time conveiitioriahtype cars take to get away in low. V Eighty per cent of the chassis length is sprang, and to enhance riding ease new two-way shock absorbers are added. The roof line is lower, the motor is lower swung and the centre of gravity is lower. V Yet, leg room, seat room and head room are substantially increased. V Bodies silenced by complete insulation from noise and ‘ drumming.’ V HUB-SON Great 8 and Gaper §ix CBaalleirtger Seiaes from £495 F. 0.8. MAIN PORTS. tli II SB / Hg T—"ZI ill IS mM m m $ mm .A 0 mm* 0 HE.2I-65-30
Keep your pipe coin's: lion tlie Tin i s about! Tobacco is a great saf'eyrard at such times. Tt wards off infection, as au.v doctor wad ltrdl von. But it i“ essential that it should be pure, and as free from nicotine as possible, because you cannot snf dv smoke pipeful after pipeful if you use.tobacco loaded with nicotine. Tbo purest brands ol all are the Xew Zealand. Contninine but a triflim.-: per centime of nicotine vou can smoke them for hours on ‘‘ml if vou like, witho'd rninimr the ns? of contraclim' heart or "“'we tro'd)"'. 'l'hey owe their inno •uousm s-. t'eir flavour and Irujirnneo 1" tl-e laid 1 at thus’ arc all tousted. other t d,aeios arc. Ami not only are tney lar superior to the imported, but actually cheaper. There are sorts to suit at tastes. Bcrh-os the most popular arc Kiverhead (fold. Navy Cut. Cavendish and Cut Plug No. 10. The growing and manufacture of these tobaccos now constitutes an imjiortant Dominion industry. It lielps the man on (lie land and finds employment for many workers.—Advt.
Say “Sliarland’s” next time you buv ’inegar. Sharbmd’s vinegar is pure, piquant and palatable—best for table and all household uses.—Advt. For brilliant Polish use Tan-ol for doors, furniture and linoleums. Economical to buy—easy to apply.—Advt.
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Hokitika Guardian, 4 June 1930, Page 3
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