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New Zealand Herald, Volume LXXV, Issue 23115, 13 August 1938, Page 22

I fZ, m Vi « NT' » / ■'':>•*- i ✓s «r~. *Bss m 7" MM Si® / '-> ■ ii iili HM: W~\''' % i / ; --• > &//■. .-'• ■m _ _ gfa m *The fact that the public continues to place Morris Eight first E1 l& | in the light-car field for the fourth successive year is unanswerB I fftV ■ able proof that Morris gives extra value too important to be ■ overlooked. S& 1 4tt Safety features like Lockheed hydraulic brakes, safety glass in every window, no-sway springing and light accurate w steering are certainly important more so now than ever because And comfort being one of the first factors in motoring, it is natural that the extra roominess of the Morris Eight, big El II dfi&'lF 1 low-pressure tyres, the easy driving position and effortless ■ li Baw 8 i control should continue to win owners' enthusiasm. ■ On sheer performance ability the ability to go far and fast I ' 811(1 skim over 1110 rou 9 h 9 oin 9 like a bird —this "pocket 11# 2 BliPl B dreadnought" wins the admiration of owners and the wholeWWiiV H some respect of other road-users. HYDRAULIC BRAKES .. . SAFETY CUSS IN EVERY WINDOW ; LEATHER UPHOLSTERY ... BIG-SECTION TYRES ~. 40-45 M.P.G. j FULL-LENGTH CHASSIS .. .60 M.P.H ... HIGHEST RE-SALE VALUE j FULL-LENGTH CHASSIS ... 60 M.P.H .. MORRIS EIGHT is a quality car finely engineered, built in superbly-equipped modern plants to rigid standards of craftsmanship, tastefully appointed, and serviced by distributors and dealers at more than ninety centres throughout the "Dominion. Why not call on your nearest Morris Representative soon and get the full facts of this amazing car. Saloons from £248 Ports. Sole N.zrDutHbutor,-THE DOMINION MOTORS LTD., Auckland .»d Hamilton. AUCKLAND CITY AND SUBURBS. , . , Associate Dealers* R. M. Grlerson Ltd., 16 Wyndham Street; Shorter's Rental Cars Ltd.; Waygood motors, Avondale; Pollard Lamb, Royal Garage, Park Road; Canty & Ingram, Locker Garage, Devonport; Len. Hardley, Broadway, Newmarket; Commercial Vehiofes Ltd., Beach Road; C. L. Urquhart, 180 Albert Street; Crocombe Motors, Albert St., W. White (Auckland) Ltd., Newmarket; M. J. Dobbing, Garage Proprietor, Papakura.

CLASS I—Baby's Bonnet, Coat and 2 Bootees. FIRST, £5 — Mrs. A. J. Fawcett, 3 Gladstone Rd., Northcote, N. 4. SECOND, £2/10/Mrs. D. Nairn,, 011 New North Rd., Auckland, 5.W.2. THIRD, SiMrs. R. McLachlan, 43 Moa Rd., Pt. Chevalier, W. 3. HIGHLY COMMENDED, 10/- eachMiss V. Clark, 32 Kitchener Rd., Milford, N.2. Miss P. Chapman, 9 Ellerton Rd., Mt. Eden, S.l. Miss H. A. Smerdon, 216 Parnell Rd., Auckland, C.4. CLASS 2—Lady's Pullover 6r Cardigan. FIRST, £3 Cash and Roslyn " Exhibitior " Rug— Mrs. M. E. Ludlow, 32 Wicklow Rd., Devonport, N.l. SECOND, £1 Cash and Roslyn Rug— Mrs. J. M. Brook, Bettina Rd., Hamilton. THIRD, £l— B. G. Brown, Monavale, Cambridge. HIGHLY COMMENDED, 10/- eachMrs. E. M. Simpson, c/o Railway, Glen Innes, Auckland. Miss M. Evan, 9th Avenue, Tauranga. Mrs. W. H. Wilcox, Great South Rd., Runciman. Miss Muriel Sanson, 19 Church St., Devonport, N.l# Miss P. Chapman, 9 Ellerton Rd., Mt. Eden, S.l. Mrs. A. Choate, 23 Anglesea St., Ponsonby, W.l. CLASS 3—Gent.'s Pullover or Cardigan. FIRST, £3 Cash and Roslyn "Exhibition" RugMrs. S. E. A. Lang, 14 Acorn St., Royal Oak, 5.E.3. SECOND. £1 CJash and Roslyn Rug— Mrs. R. St. Clair, 13 Myrtle St., Hamilton. THIRD, £l— L. Harvey, Kimberley Rd., Levin. HIGHLY COMMENDED, 10/- eachMrs. E. Grey, Mt. View Lodge, Taupo. Mrs. Florence Kirk, Wiltsdown, Putaruru. Mrs. H. Winters, 1 Abbotsford St., Newmarket, S.E.I. Miss Kyra Thomas, East Tamaki. Mrs. E. Garry, Kumou, Kalpara Line. Mrs. W. Young, Fire Station, Remuera, 5.E.2. CLASS 4A (under 17)— Lady's Bed Jacket or Hug-me-tight. FIRST, £1 Cash and Kaiapol Rug— Miss H. Hinton, 154 Donovan St., Avondale, 5.W.3. SECOND, £2— Miss Kean, 6 Acorn St., Royal Oak, 5.E.5. THIRD, £l | Miss P. Allison, Kiwitahi Rd., Morrinsviile. HIGHLY COMMENDED, 10/- eachMiss Joyce Mannix, Mackay St., Waihi. Miss J. Forster, 9 Wairoa Rd., Devonport, N.l. ••i Miss Ngaire Copeland, Portland, North Auckland. CLASS 4B (Over 17 years).FIRST, £1 Cash and Pair of Kaiap'oi BlanketsMrs. R. Singleton, 14 Moore Ave., Wanganui. SECOND, £2/2/ Mrs. Bean, 7 View Road, Mt. Eden, S.l. THIRD, £l/1/ Mrs. W. J. Jarrett, 5 Dell Ave., Remuera, 5.E.2. HIGHLY COMMENDED, 10/- eachMrs. H. A. Finlay, 35 Bollard Ave.. Avondale, S.W-3. Mrs. C. B. Neilson, 33 Argyle St., Palmerston^ortn. Mrs. R. Levins, Hill St., Hillsboro, Mt. RoskiU. Mrs. E. M. Simpson. Pt. England Rd.. Glen InnMMrs. A. C. Ferguson, Blind River, Scddon R•> . borough. ' • Mrs. F. Hughes, 6 Coley St., Foxton. CLASS s—Men's Socks. FIRST, £2/10/Mrs. M. A. Kingsbury, Box 3, Post Office. Pa^#* SECOND, £l/5/- ..jH Mrs. A. Smith, c/o Mrs. W. Caropton, 103 Old • Rd., Grey Lynn, W.2. THIRD, 15/- „i n Miss G. N. Bruce, 3 England St., Ponsonby, HIGHLY COMMENDED, 7/6 eachMrs. E. C. Barthow, Pollock R.M.D. Pa lmer«ten Mrs. E. Mac Donald, 42 Manapoun Crest, raim Mrs. C. S. Bischoff, 2 Crown St., E P?^ ami Karak». Mrs. Emily Farnsworth, c/o Mr. Hi* Papakura. We thank all Competitors for their efforts and compliment them on their work, which high standard. All entries (except thoseiof prize-winners) will be posted within the nex _ Display of Prize-winning Garments From MONDAY until the end of next week we will exhibit the prize-winning garments in o o, THRIFT DEPARTMENT, GROUND FLOOR.