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10i Times round the Globe “Leads the World in Motor-Car Value.” VES, it’B a fact that there are several Nash Cars in New Zealand which have done more than 250,000 miles and are still mechanically good. A taxi-proprietress in Gisborne has one which she says is still the cheapest car in her fleet to run. A service car on the Christchurch to Lake Coleridge Run has Idone more than 250,000 miles. A privately-owned roadster in Christchurch is still another car in this class and a Nash Tourer on the West Coast is still another— Another NASH / Each of these Nashs has registered a mileage which would stretch nearly times round the Globe. The owners’ names can be had on request. Plenty of Nash cars in New Zealand have done 100,000 and 150,000 miles —several Nash Taxis in Christchurch and Dunedin can truthfully report these figures. Scrapped now? No, still giving good care-free service which is inseparably linked in the public mind with the highest and most exacting standards of motor performance—NASH I Ajax Six Sedan £450 Touring £350 NASH-AJAX PRICES. Nash Special Six Sedan 4-door 5-paesenger £585 Sedan 2-door 5-passenger £515 Coupe 3-seater (business) £475 Touring Car £450 Roadster £450 Nash Advanced Six Coupe 4-door £725 Touring Car Victoria £7OO 7-passenger £570 Sedan 7-passenger £750 Touring Car Sedan 2-door 5-passenger £520 5-passenger £565 Roadster (Special) £560 imiliiilM Nash Special Six Tourer £450. Quality add finer performance are characteristic of the Special Six Nash Tourer, it is capable of from 2to 60 miles an hour on top gear. Its long, low effect is accentuated by a bevel beading which entirely encircles the body and reaches to the radiator on either side. Blue duotone genuine leather upholstery harmonises perfectly with the superb sea-blue of the exterior finish. Oil purifier, mir cleaner and Nash Four-Wheel Brakes are standard equipment on a car unmatched anywhere in its price class. THE NASH N.Z. MOTORS LTD. LOMBARD STREET, PALMERSTON NORTH. WELLINGTON, CHRISTCHURCH, DUNEDIN. DEALERS: W. S. MILLER, Auckland; H.S, MOTORS, Gisborne; L. J. E. SHORTT, Napier; F BOYLE, Waipukurau; RAETIHI AUTO CO., Raetihi; F. S. LAJHAM, Hawera; J. W. JACKSON, care Grundy’s Garage, New Plymouth; PAUL AND PAUL, Wanganui; J. L. LLOYD AND CO., Dannevirke; W. BEALE, Woodville; H. J. WILLIAMS, Feilding; LYTTLE AND CO., Masterton; d. C. INGRAM AND CO., Nelson.

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