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Manawatu Times, Volume XL, Issue 13211, 30 September 1915, Page 2

_____ "The Farmers' Car." CHEVROLET, A HANDSOME, POWERFUL CAE, EQUIPPED WITH EVERY ACCESSORY OF PROVEN QUALITY, AND BEARING THE HALL-MARK OF STRENGTH, TRUSTWORTHINESS AND DURABILITY. NOTE THESE FEATURES:— OVERHEAD VALVES, developing more power for less petrol; ZENITH CARBURETTOR, the world's beat. DETACHABLE HEAD MOTOR, a great time and money-sayer; DOEHLER BRONZE BEARINGS, the best money can buy; IGNITION: Connecticut, latest Automatic. The system with the fastest spark at all speeds. TYRES 815 x 105, non-skid rear. DEMOUNTABLE RIMS. PRESSURE feed petrol supply. COLOUR: Grey or green (optional). WEIGHT 2200 lbs. . FULLER PARTICULARS FROM *1 The Dominion Motor Vehicles, Ltd, 65 COCRTENAY PLACE, 44-48 TORY STREET, WELLINGTON. PHC <E 1274. Cables and Telegrams: '' WOODNOKD, WELLINGTON.''

MANAWATU DAILY TIMES. SPECIAL NOTICE TO - advebtisers. Owing to the largely increased circulation of the Manawatu Daily Times, we have to go toi press much earlier than formerly, and advertisers will greatly add to their favours »y sending in their advertisements as early as possible each day. As a rule pages 4 and 5 are mostly occupied with cable and telegraphic news received after 9 p.m-» & n d it is desirable to have all advertisements in type before that hour, to enable us to go to press in time to catch the early trains and despatch runners round the large district that has to bo covered. Samuel Barry OPTICAL SPECIALIST, W i.- again visit Palmerston North quarterly. DATES WILL BE ANNOUNCED LATER. And may be consulted at his rooms above, MB W. PARK'S, The Square. Appointments may bo made through Mr Park. ...