The following appeared in our Second Edition of yesterday:—
CHRYSLER BRINGS OUT A FOUR-CYLINDER CAR. UNDER HIS OWN NAAIE. The new Chrysler four —produced only after several years of planning by the same engineers who produced the Chrysler six. unquestionably delivers more of power, speed, fuel-mileage, roadability, stamina, and charm of appearance than any “four” in the world to-day. This you will realise after seeing the car at the show this week. You will be specially interested in the fascinating sectional model of this now Chrysler—in soeing- every operation of the motor in actual motion. As regards this car, to see is to appreciate; to ride in it is to aprpeciate still more—while to drive in it is to bo entranced. You will understand something of its excellence when you realise that it is a worthy companion to the famous Chrysler six. But wait till you see it at the stand; local agents, Just:co and Edmunds, Palmerston North; sub-agents, J. J. S'andbrook, Feilding.— Advt.
SOMETHING IN IT. Humours hrc growing more and more persistent that a new Cement Company is about to be floated. Wo hoar from reliable sources that this New Company possesses all the facilities necessary to manufacture the best class of cement —more cheaply. There is something in this and something worth watching.* SEE THE RIGHT SIGNATURE. Whenever you ask for Bells Whisky make sure it is Arthur Bell and Sons, Ltd., winch always has the signature on the yellow label and that “creamy” taste. Controlling agents for New Zealand, Reid and Reid, Wellington. Distributing agents, Laery, Bovoridge and Co., Ltd., Wellingfoii, —„uVt»
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Manawatu Standard, Volume XLV, Issue 283, 3 November 1925, Page 10
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