1 fesH i T Every Nash owner notices that he has very little gear shifting to do on hills, no matter how steep the grades may be. Nash is a very powerful motor-car. There is nothing half-hearted or sluggish about its response —the motor never "talks back" at you —even though you are climbing mountains. One reason is the more than adequate power designed into every Nash motor-car. Nash engineeiirig has provided reserve energy for situations that tax the resources of other cars, and extend their engines to the point of strain. Another reason for the powerful performance of Nash is 7 bearings. 7 bearings in every Nash model, instead of 3 or 4, means that power is not thrown away by crankshaft "whip." Proper bearing support conserves energy that older motor types waste. Quick acceleration—powerful responsiveness —such as Nash provides, is a safety factor you cannot overlook. It is invaluable on the hills, very handy in traffic. i-it A \ Leads the World in Motor Car Value FINANCE. Financial accommodation is provided for approved clients. IV. S. Miller's partial payment plan is the most reasonable in the motor trade—interest at bank Tate on unpaid balances only. Miller will not transact sales through any finance corporation. SERVICE. W. S. Miller gives, absolutely gratis, twelve (12) months' guaranteed service iviih every Nash Car delivered at the Garage. An exact copy of the service card issued to each owner will, on application, be willingly supplied to you. Phone 46-815. Top of Khyber Pass, AUCKLAND. "The Home of Nash Cars " 815. "The Home of Nash Cars" Always open. Whangarei Agents: KIA OR A MOTORS, LTD., Janies Street. 1| cW?*4''; « 'WW 7 " ' L , Consider this new I9W price. Consider the many superior points of the Chrysler "50 "—comfortable roominess for 5 people, sustained speed of 50 and more miles per hour, economy of 25 miles to the gallon, beauty of line and luxuriousness of finish, sturdy construction, and flawless engineering. And then call on your nearest Chrysler Dealer for a demonstrationprove the car by driving it yourself. and upwards Js/sr"". ,///*" m V/A& WM W/A mc SY"" YS'f' m 1 s/'"' mm w . it Y/''mi I ..Mill Ww Wm&S AUCKLAND MOTOR CO. (F. G. Farrell, Manager), 89-91, Albert Street, Auckland. Munro Motors, Tauranga. Fortune & Carrutkers, Rotorua. Northern Motor Bus Co., Ltd. Whangarei. CHRYSLER "50" - LATEST REDUCED PRICES. Touring - £299 Roadster (»** Didm) - £340 Coupe - £345 Coach - £355 Sedan - £375 All I'ricts F. 0.8 Main Pom. G. W. SPRAGG, Cor. Lorne & Rutland Streets, Auckland. E. N. Valintine, Hamilton. A. J. Clarke, Te Aroka. wnangarei. . co . Wellington- ChrUtchnrch, Dined,n and Invercargil dm?#** 3 * r/w^i & K i ENQUIRE FROM YOUR GARAGE. SOLE NEW ZEALAND AGENTS: Richard Arthur Limited, Auckland nc . ■ •* „ - •: -V, V« ' ""r 1 •' ,V " /BLUEMELS CELLULOID X ' CYCLE MUDGUARD. Black, light, and strong, this celluloid mudguard is easily attached by leather straps to frame, and can he removed in a few momenta. The front guord has attached forward extension piece, and mud-splasher at bottom.' It is complete with stays to suit 28in. wheel. These mudguards .• ! possess a smart j «% j appearance ana yet Jl Jwn* SOS i are highly efficient. j"* ! Post Free, per pair ■ : SKEATES & WHITE, LTD., > X. 43, FORT ST., AUCKLAND. / INVOICES, STATEMENTS, OFFICE STATIONERY. I Moderate Coat. HERALD PRINTING WORKS. Telephone 44-290.
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New Zealand Herald, Volume LXIV, Issue 19720, 20 August 1927, Page 11 (Supplement)
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