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Marlborough Express, Volume XLIX, Issue 284, 1 December 1915, Page 6

s There are 45000" Maxwells" on -die. roads of Hie world . . and not a duffer amongst them! FUTURE promise only has value when backed by past performances— and when we tell you the Maxwell of 1916 is better than any of its predecessors, that means a mighty lot. For the Maxwell is the "Wonder Gar of Motortown —and 45,000 owners of the Maxwell in various parts of the world will tell you it's the best car-value that can be bought for the money. Consider. A 5-passenger car as beautifully lined and stylish as any motorist could wish for—roomy and as comfortable as an armchair to ride in—absolutely complete in every detail, with electric starter and lights, high tension magneto—every refinement you could ask for. And all this combined with a mechanical staunchness that absolutely defies breakdowns —that will take you at 50 miles an hour 24 hours of the day—light in weight and light in petrol. No wonder the Maxwell is the "WONDER OAR.!' £285 Let us take yon for a demonstration ride—let as refer you to Maxwell owners wlio know what the car does. Wrntringham & Mitchell, MOTOR AGENTS . . . BLENHEIM. ■Brof i£i ihß kt^ '^■fHBr Tie a knot in your handkerchief, before _ M jRB going out, to remind you to order a tin of W %A VVv w» M m^ JX rlplipinu*; hpvf^r^WA m r\ Uv/ilvrlwUO MvVvluKvi B THE STANDARD COCOA OF THE WORLD. A^P M CHEAP, BECAUSE A LITTLE Hk W* GOES A LONG WAY. ..&■, A FOOD FOR THE MUSCLES. ■ IL_ A TONIC FOR THE NERVES. mj& W& A DELICACY FOR THE PALATE. HI Box 111 \ 'Phone 98 _ TH-HK? Wb&%S%&M \fF^% A {Ml 1 SWEDISH Uli. '1 SEPARATOR. MM^ as the cheapest - as the best j-, ■; =5 ■ ~ ©C? ■ 5 <&1 O 1 O/ ra Oliver's famous Plows can be depended on all the time, We carry stock suitable for field and garden. Galvanised, Plain, and Barbed Wire; Wire Netting and ali Farm and Household Requisites, GENERAL AftSD FURNISHING IRONMONGERS, Blenheim* Picton*