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New Zealand Times, Volume L, Issue 11648, 12 October 1923, Page 8

B 250 evfolet lead/ a M £250 will now give you the ownership of the graceful, powerful, luxurious and up-to-date Chevrolet—the 1923 Superior Streamline Model. Only £250. So tremendous is the universal demand for Chevrolet that manufacturing costs are appreciably less, consequent upon greatly increased production. You get the benefit. In six of the leading American States more Chevrolets have been sold than of any other car, regardless of price. District Representatives: H. J. JONES AND CO., Masterton and Pahiatua. WATT MOTOR CO., Palmerston North. E. C. SAWTELL, LEVIN. PERRY’S LTD., FeMdiing. C. L. NEILSON AND CO., LT D., Dannevirke. The Chevrolet leads! Test the car and prove the reason. Go to the Chevrolet dealer in your town. Inspect the Chevrolet; ride in it; drive it as you will when you own it. Compare the Chevrolet with any other car at anywhere near the price—then place your order as early as possible. The demand will be enormous. 17 N.Z. Distributor*: DOMINION MOTORS LIMITED WELLINGTON and CHRISTCHURCH. I w So s+.

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