Page 14 Advertisements Column 1

New Zealand Herald, Volume LXVII, Issue 20538, 12 April 1930, Page 14 (Supplement)

e. m >-• An Vi eli when you see this name Reliance is actually made in New Zealand for Local Conditions —not an assembly of foreign-made parts. True Batte Guaranteed with every Cycle I Everybody purchasing a Cycle from us during April is entitled to a high - grade Acetylene Gas Lamp and a Tin of Carbide. Now that the days are drawing in, this will prove a very acceptable gift. NOTE OUR PRICES. Cash. Rudge-Whitworth £l2/10/BS.A £lO/10/Wanderer <••••£8/10/Anglo Racers. . £l4 fli Superb Racers. . £l2/10/- II Our Easy Terms are from | 41- Deposit and ■, II 4/- Weekly. r 1 Mttbiies 96, Albert Street, AUCKLAND. Cycle Specialist, Karangahape Road.

mm a S v! m 5-Ts;f pROM the moment of its first appearance in any country the Packard has at once taken Pride of Place. It has stepped naturally into its inheritance. No other automobile has ever disputed the authority by which the Packard holds this position. And it is quite certain that no other car in the world can afford the same value at anything near the cost of the Packard. ASK THE MAN WHO OWNS ONE. ALL STRAIGHT EIGHTS. * £ ±<\~4j§£'T% r * A <■' >0 ItOTOf PA C K Distributors: AUSTRALASIAN AUTO IMPORT CO., LTD. P.O. Box 979; 53, Albert Street, Auckland. Phone 4S-173. And 38, Waring-Taylor Street, Wellington. Write to Paykcl Bros., Ltd., Box 116, Auckland, for an interesting 36-pago booklet. m y*' ol if V, / w tf\ ■ / MOTOR OIL can increase your horse-power—-weaken it—or kill it. The better the oil the more power an engine will develop—and the longer it will live. And the very best oil you can buy is Houghton's—an oil so good that it will run at least 1000 miles before draining. Whereas other oils thin out at high engine temperatures and " break down " after 500 miles, Houghton's will stand up to all engine temperatures, retain its body and lubricating properties, and give 1000 miles and more of safe, economical lubrication, with minimum loss of oil, development of greater power, and consequent low consumption of fuel; and, above all, the saving of expensive repairs and overhauls. Tf 9 MOST EFFICIENT - MOST ECONOMICAL OIL FROM ALL GOOD GARAGES AND SERVICE STATIONS