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North Otago Times, Volume CV, Issue 13857, 18 April 1917, Page 8

If This is the wonderful Willys-Knight car. It is phenomenal value—and here's why: It has the world-famous Knight sleeve-valve motor-absolutely different from the ordinary poppet valve type. Poppet valves clash and pound. As the motor becomes old, the • clashing • grows worse. The valves require grinding—carbon deposits have to be,removed—compression is lost at ; high speeds/ The Knight sleeve valves slidt and improve with' use. Carbon , deposits tend to' make \ these t valves operate with still greater silence. There is absolutely no < noiie—no pounding, . Local Agent: . W. DEWAE THAU STREET me fttorr Cars with this motor have hitherto cost:: £IOOO and more in New Zealand. ; Tlie Willys-Knight costs only .J475 / delivered Otago. Big production makes ' it possible. .It is a big handsome. 5-passenger streamliner, .luxuriously equipped and finished to perfection. Included are electric lighting and start- i ing, headlight ' dimmers, raSn-vision ; wind-screen, robe and foot .rails, hand buffed leather upholstery, .wire wheels 1 —all of the best. The King of Spain was so pleased with. his-Willys-Knight that he ordered another within three months.' £475 delivered Otago is all it costs with standard equipment. In- • spect or write foir catalogue—it.'s free. < DliWtutsrifgrSoulh liW) Ni^Faraeri'Co:op;;Afiß^ i v ■ Limited ':T\ Christchurch ; i ' , ,o- Sleevß-Vil\)a Motot