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Northern Advocate, 14 August 1929, Page 3

E I GIRLS’ and MAIDS’ j VELOUR | SHOWING GENUINE REDUCTIONS | A T T REM B ATH’S 2nd BIG i I i SIZES - - USUAL PRICES SALE PRICES ' - L C. BANK STREET WHANGAREI DRAPER and OUTFITTER OPP. TOWN HALL = GIRLS’ AND MAIDS’ SMART VELOUR COATS, High Grade Quality, B § Collar and Cuffs, Trimmed Fur.' Showing in Shades of Eawn, Biege, Brown. S 27in. 30in. 33in. 36in. 39in. as 27/6 33/11 34/6 35/6 39/11 || 23/6 27/11 28/6 29/6 33/6 f niiiiiiiiHiin»iiiiiiiiimraiiiHiiiisiiiiiiiiiiiiiisiiiiiiniiiiigffliiHiiiiigiiiiiiiEiiiiißßiiiiiiiiiiiigiinaiimiiffiiinnnHiiEe Of Uninterrupted service sounds a big order. So many cars serve one well for a year or two, and then begin to demand repairs. And repairs mean loss of time and money. That is why it {ttys'to buy a Renault—the car that’s built to LAST, to give a lifetime of,uninterrupted service. And it ©OES give it, as many testimonials received from New Zealand Renault owners, show. tins yx®® ivxutn® on tanS® on s «nt ■ae® b teQ. RENOWNED SINCE '9B Another significant tributes to the quality of the Renault is the fact that Major Segrave—the famous Racing Motorist, recently chose a Re-* nault Six as his personal car. Reliability in a car is above all other things, andwith his keen knowledge of everything theoretical and practical appertaining to automobile construction and performance and with every facility for testing for himself all high-class productions, he chose a RENAULT Big‘Six. WRIGHT STEPHENSON & CO., LTD, AUCKLAND t LATEST MODELS now on exhibition at our Showrooms in EDEN TERRACE, AUCKLAND. Write for full specifications of any models in which interested, and same will be gladly furnished on request. % an IS S»T« s. “Amber Tips’ for valuable F «9 for valuable Free Gifts. Every packet of “Amber Tips** contains a coupon which should be sated. For list of Free Gifts, send your name and address to—- “ Amber Tips Gift,” , Christchurch. J f Cey/mtßest 3«»