Page 15 Advertisements Column 1

NZ Truth, Issue 1175, 7 June 1928, Page 15

/ft fa Sn S3 M t& ' ' 1 JmSt t lVJL<Jtß'&S>iy ■ ■■••■•/ , .- 1 jJ® p/j Newness beigins at the ' very front, m higher radi- jt^M§^ j ators on both Hudson and /\Mr^' Essex — an effect that is f%fjm^# further heightened by . v^ vertical radiator shutters. .. BMf l^^^^^^ jf**"^ i&. 1? Lamps are of Colonial de- '.' I I — Ii I II 8 P^lbJ £^ V Dcain xype • oaodle ■ «ta^^^ "••^ \lainps of the same type , im ih i are mounted on the cowl II Ii • % nickeled band. Mud || 8 V*^Wv guards are of new design, . '" . 4^«— «^ yLwr / \^a^ 1 full-crowned and beaded a &?— ■» along the edge. %. m duo-tones, and carry a ■ m^ moulding all the way 1) ■ v around, and along the . ' r>^ g yr cowl and hood to the iT^i M / ) The front pillars are trim I Jr 1/ Brf^ and narrow. In standard \ y€ *^r W 'S --^ / ' /^ /^ models the visor| is the ' f military type. '21 J) sr &' AH Essex models are M Mr S $ larger and roomier than M> J$ SB The instrument board is S if f Mw /§ w^ > § > I finished m a poUshed X.**^ \f I\^ I/I^'L-X § ebony. Set into this back- \ ground is the grouping ; ' of instruments, including fj ew — different— strikingly smart—tomorrow's | the ammeter, oil and fuel car today- say those who have seen the new 1 models now on display by Hudson -Essex motometer, all indirectly • , t»-j • • 1 1 j • j. i ■ • lighted. ' dealers. Ride m one— sink deep mto the luxuriv ous form-fitting seats— notice the additional legThe handsome new steer- room, the elegant and tasteful appointments. ing wheel has a steel core . .; j surrounded by ebony- Then get behind the wheel to drive. Grasp the black hard rubbery new style ebony finish steering wheel,^the same as those used on far more costly cars. Look out Hudson custom-built ? Ver raCeful^ W^ er hOn % e ] [^^ bodies are the Landau because of the new modern type radiator. Feel Saloon and the 7-Seater the smooth rush of irresistible power that quickSaloon. In both of them Iy brings you from standing start to high speed the front body pillars are with amazing ease. notably slender. The A A " .. „ - '''■■■ windscreen frames are A demonstration awaits you^at the nearest nickeled, so that the Hudson and Essex dealer -without obligating fronts of both these cars you m the least are quite distinctive and striking. Four-wHeel brakes are, •; of course, standard m \ both Hudson and Essex. : ■ ' • ■•■■'■-■•■•. \ ■ .. . . f , I ■■ .. / . V tfXPfiflllu *\ P er Increase on A /imUWIW OOU cent RHUBARB YIELD fl \ Wm /+ B/Q Jft $ /& K/R Further amazing results from Temuka, South Canterbury, prove that I Ifi K^s\ t is truly the farmer's gilt-edged investment. \uv\W/// // tfi^/^k. I '^ ie avera S e weight of one stalk of rhubarb grown under normal conditions at Temuka \\A\tiv/// 'I m/ / &s^4&) si&l A was 1 H ozs * The same variety grown m the same plot and under exactly the same *\xmj// ' Hl^^/^M^^a conditions plus the influence of Electroculture grew to an average weight of 2^lbs. pet \yf// stalk. This shows the remarkable increase of 3% times, or 350 per cent. Both of these • >3r •|| | niif >!^^^, stalks were honest samples — one leaf under the influence of Electroculture grew to no JL 'ii flSfflL>Jmtill^^L less than 4ft. 6in. across — an astounding dimension. ' ' }&\ 4 iimSl lliiiiliis en<^ r ree 00^' et nght. away before the price of Electroculture ].' ' 1 iHl'l i^^^^^^ instalment increases, and learn how this wonderful new apparatus,^. . . JL , _ ..'arafe^^/^M. - II l^^^^^^v can mi n^ rease tne Productivity of your land. The low initial cost y — -^ " " I^±±, i^\^^^ WffiMSlix 1 VX&&%%4W of Electroculture is the last. Upkeep is nil. It conveys ,/' ~j If iliiffl ='* -*J' HI IllUl^r. en h T t0 the Carth and / j enclose one 4 !■« • "Illllfia^ eliminates all manuring. y f for p oata g e on Free Book- l///l VI H ' ~~ Ji~ MADDREN BROS. Ltd. / let oi Electrocult^ • I //■ . i t\S SlilliOiirO ' 146-150 Madras Street, Christchurcli S Na ™ ft I [ H Mv 7 O^IR4MAIU> I AgentsforN^ ._■ __ TJi !||| H . CM tIIpJVFW- NEW ZEALANi MOTOR /T\Th e amdhabit " M M"° "," ""■ \ni\iiiK*i\Ldii TRAFFIC regulations. Ml Mi 4T\ Scarcely Believable V Jf~^\ M \ IT*\ Contains Regulations under 9L&& W- *. AWOTTTTi'P TPTTTTVTPTT WAP r4 fl 1 H-Jf I H Motor Vehicles Act, 1924, as to BWk \ A^OIJIEiJJ IKIUMi'JI J? UK I B V H*ra H Iff ,— Equii)ment and Use of Motor fri^^ I finf o^ s:; Br4^ - ** W^%"BTh V "WJT f^. 9 9 JL V;/ AJM I*'1 *' Vehicles, -as to Notices, Signs, AJaeIL I Wn *UT JJlvi WI\U ' rHAMP^ - ■ ■■ fi ° fri«= o« shilling Irritable— Depressed. 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