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King Country Chronicle, Volume XXXI, Issue 4959, 23 February 1937, Page 3

CARS BUILT FOR NEW ZEALAND CONDITIONS ,*» A promise and its fulfilment Ililllii mmfmmm. «SWS:WfSW:S : * mmmMm T ORD NUFFIELD, the man who f "*■"* started as a cycle-maker and 1L became the largest motor manuill facturer in Britain, said when he visited the Dominion two years wS&w^ ago : "We shall build cars suitable for New Zealand conditions." wmmZMWmm :.v:v:<-:--->:v;-iv:v>-v-:-:>vw:: i awi mm rrrwn mi m New Zealanders themselves, who have purchased more Morris Cars over the latest six months period than cars of any other make.* Morris Sales : Aug. • Jan. 2,450 Next : „ „ 2,204 :11 ritiylitf ir d iiti 11 m ici 11 i *jm ntt.n mn 11 »:b guui ■ should be accorded that range Oscars, even the smallest member of which is magnificently "suitable" for this country a capable, road-worthy job that takes highways and byways in its stride and tours far and fast with four passengers and a surprising amount of luggage aboard. JSIWVSI ownership or the ultimate in motoring luxury, there is a Morris that meets your needs, designed by forwardlooking engineers and stylists and built from the ground up to give you lasting pleasure and economy. a HYDRAULIC BRAKES HYDRAULIC SHOCK ABSORBERS FULL LOW-PRESSURE TYRES ENCLOSED LUGGAGE SPACE SPRING STEERING WHEEL SAFETY GLASS ALL ROUND ADJUSTABLE FRONT SEATS PERMANENT BUILT-IN JACKS LUXURIOUS APPOINTMENTS COMPLETE EQUIPMENT , V m \\ vm s^i n/ 8 H. P. 12 H. P. 14 H. P. 18 H. P. 25 H. P.