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New Zealand Herald, Volume LXX, Issue 21471, 20 April 1933, Page 13

mmx m S2MU> OVl? mm m mm «b" ■mm m ii <mm. \ s* i r # MORRIS They'd been looking for just the car they wanted—their own perfect choice. Not just a car they could afford to own, but a car they would prefer to own. And so it must be a new Morris. HAVE YOU SEEN the Morris range for 1933? There's a car to suit everybody, from the young engaged couple, who choose the sporting 4-speed Minor, to •'he small family, who find comfort and pleasure in the capable New Morris Ten, and so on through Cowley to Major, to Oxford and the luxurious Isis. All 1933 models have 4-speed, easy changing gear-box and twin-top silent third, giving increased average speeds, quicker acceleration, and improved all round performance. YOU SHOULD SEE the new colour schemes, the new "antisplash" mud-guarding, the new flashing direction indicators. NEW LOW PRICES Minor Saloon (fixed head) £230 Minor Saloon (sliding head) £234 Minor Family SaJoon £266 "Ten" Saloon - - £322 Cowley Saloon • 1 £354 Major Saloon « » £385 Oxford Saloon - - £5lO IS h.p. Saloon - - £690 F. 0.8. Main Ports Prices include Exchange and Sales Tax 1 S> S> S> A M & THE DOMINION MOTORS LTD., AUC^ A M^ Toß ' AUCKLAND CITY AND SUBURBS. ASSOCIATE DEALERS: M.S.C. Motors, Albert St., Auckland; B. Shorter, Rental Cars Ltd., Shortland St., Auckland; Cavanagh & Co., Auckland; D. L. Arrowsmith, Locker Garage, Devonport; C. B. French, French's Garage, Otahuhu; Sutcliffe & Hitchings Ltd., Birkenhead. DISTRICT DEALERS: Kaitaia, J. B. Taaffe; Whangarei, D. Wyllie Ltd.; Dargaville, Carr & Hogg; Warkworth. Rodney Motors; Helensville, A. J. Roycroft; Pukekohe, Cooper & Curd; Huntly, Berry's Service Garage; Otorohanga, Bremner Bros.; Taumarunui, Jutland Motors Ltd.; Hamilton, J. Pomeroy & Co. Ltd.; Cambridge, W. Souter & Co.; Te Aroha, J. D. Johns & Sons; Thames, Gordon Mincher; Rotorua, J. C. Bates & Son; Te Puke, C. J. Emmett; Tauranga, C. F. Washer; Tauranga. W. Gilmer; Whakatane, Whakatane Engineering Works (Bryant & Dillicar); Opotiki, L. Horne; Kaikohe, G. Penny; J. M. Spear; Kawakawa, E. D. Taylor; Te Kuiti, D. Martin; Te Awamutu, E. Kirk; Morrinsville, Johnston & Tuffnell; Oruru, L. Daveney.

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