V 1 I < . I I L. I ■ I I 1 m m m i M ii .. f(j'/ni',: as •* n.".«-#?AteEJS!!i» ft -^iJsxssgiS :-••<••• :I iiEsf y 4 J| I .'/ '' *?,. v. *s ■1 i'k/SMW* s-i '■■.^>i.:i< If If 5 ■. <ftj SfeHAai ■ M: i «'*- .. M 9 SB 5! mi &VS&I -i'4»Wfl;'«. ! i'•-** g%MK ®£^ ;:•» r\..- •«:. . .» ;ntSV? » • -1 21*'. '' >!*{ .•f. * **^7 'il.'. ■ tir. A larger, stronger frame; blgget springs; completely new large type back axle of finest construction are some New Chevrolet chassis features. Improved, fully enclosed dry-plnte disc clutch, ensuring easiest and quickest of gear chaise. New bodies of far greater beauty and comfort. Cloaad models have distinctive Fisher bodies. All models have new radiator of non-rusting airplane metal. * All Chevrolet mouels ara dow finished Vn Duco—a new finish which retains its colour and lustre almost indefinitely, through the hardest usage. Extra heavy brake bands opera+ing on big 11 ia, brake drums ensure perfect safety. Steering is easier, while balloon tyres are standard on closed models and for slight extra coat on open models. THE COUNTRY'S a treat to-day—everything's fresh, and cool, and green. It's the sort of day to have your hands on the wheel of a good car, to hear the song of a good engine, as you eat up some winding road through mile after changing mile. Can't you feel the call of Spring, just over the hill ? Don't you feel you just have to go somewhere, somewhere new, somewhere that trains or trams cannot take you - - - JFS TIME YOU HAD TOUR CHEVROLET! Then, when the world of everyday things gets tame, when cool bush or sparkling beach seems the only worth-while places on earth, jusS pack the basket—AND CO! No need to limit your touring radius with a Chevrolet. Ita sturdy engiaa provides more than enough power for the hardest going or th© steepest hill, while its running costs are wonderfully low. And no need, either, to feel that the other fellow's car is better—your New Chevrolet bolda its own with them all—in looks, and in coaafort. Investigate now, the many important refinements of the New Chevrolet—and discover for yourself how much more it offers for a price but a higher than that of tha cheapest cars, ': ; Tv'• r : (P|f| v" • :■ '• UvV* •tCTjgv /A-mCmd'*--* N2. DI£TftIBUTOnC Okc DOMINION Courtenay Place ,WeUm^tc>iu r.OJ3 MAIM PORTS CHEVROLET AGENTS: Hoyes Motors, Ltd., Queen Street, Auckland; Btsssell and 00., Ltd., Little Queen Street, Auckland; Sohofiald and Co., Broadway, Newmarket; Paine Bros., OtahuM; Piggott Motors, Ltd., Pukekohe; Weston Bros., Wfcaagarei; Oarr and Hogg, Dargaville; Washer and Co., Tau* ranga; The Whakatane Engineering Co., Whakatane; 0. Hambly, Opotiki; F«jmers' 00-op. Auct. Co., Ltd., Hamilton; (McDonnell and McMillan, Thames; Spedding and Co., Hinemoa Street, Botorua. Sub-AgentsSouter and Co., Cambridge; Booth Bros., Morrinsville; Gibson and Co., Te Awamutu; Wilson and Co., Ohaewai; J. Thornton, Bodney Garage, Warkworih.
u. Jl&3. w JUitag Vivwn VM ~ r«¥ifc«miff *r c*fw w y irsOliT'C 1 f another warehouse offered their entire stock at a SIMPLY SILLY r Klvt<. WE COULD WE BOUGHT IT CHEAPLY WE"LL SELL IT QUICKLY!! INFINITELY SETTER THAN LAST WEEK'S WONDERSTHAT'S SAYING SOMETHING. DON'T DELAY (AS many did and regretted IT) MAKE AN EARLY CHOICE AND GET THE BEST! Goods worth up to 10/6 an< * not ' eBS 4/11 per yard in this Gigantic Deal. HERE ARE SOME OF MANY— Striped Luvisca. Hundreds of designs and 38-inch Pamela —Stripes. shades. 38-inch Marocain, endless variety. Floral and Fancy 38-inch Georgette, Plain, Striped and Fancy. 38-inch Voile, Miles of it—all kinds. 38-inch Art. Silk Crepe; self striped. 38-inch Broche and Marocain, 38-inch Shiverine. 38-inch,, Fancy Crystaline, etc., etc., etc. And among the 18-inch goods will he found 00-incn v one, mnes or 11 —an Kinas* *-" v - —— p 38-inch French Crepe; Spots and New Square Silk Creoe, Surah Silk, Ottoman 1 > . . . <-M . • m . • n' 1 (*rfiS"BTaiH' designs. 38-inch Embossed Georgette, Art Silk Crimp. 38-inch Overstitch Crepe. 38-inch Foulards. Satin, Tapestrine, Diagonal y » etc. See them ! Once More, BE EARL '' - ■■ • . .
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New Zealand Herald, Volume LXII, Issue 19170, 9 November 1925, Page 15
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