MOTOR EXHIBITION. Auckland's third Motor Olympia, to bo held in the Central Wharf sheds for one week, commencing on July 9, promises to lie an outstanding success. The value of the cars, trucks and motor-cycles to be shown is approximately £IOO.OOO, and the foremost British, European and American firms will be represented. The musical arrangements are tn the hands of Mr Gordon Eady. Telephones are being installed for the convenience of patrons, and a well-appointed tearoom and restaurant is being fitted up, and everything for the convenience of visitors is being carried out by the promoters of the exhibition, the Auckland Motor Trade Asso ciation.
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He'd a stitch ill his neck, and a frog in his throat:. While a tear bedimmed his blue eye; He imagined himself to be really ill, "I wish," Biiid he, "I could die." "Oh, nonsense, dear Jack," said his sensible wife, "You want Wood's Great Peppermint Cure." , He took it! Next day, you can bet your sweet life. He went on a football toar!—Advt.
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New Zealand Herald, Volume LXIV, Issue 19659, 10 June 1927, Page 9
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