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Otago Daily Times, Issue 19529, 11 July 1925, Page 20

ATTRACTIVE RIMU DOORS 6' 8" x 2' 8" x U" 29/6' 8" x 2' 8" x If" 30/Large Stocks on Hand. Write for Catalogue. C. E. OTLEY LIMITED. Joinery and Door Manufacturers, 381-7 MADRAS ST. NORTH, CHRISTCHURCH. Telephones 4<3 and 2593. P.O. Box 341. Telegraphic Address: “SEASONED,” Christchurch. Make Sandwiches u//YA 'O. 2pgfa - Luncheon Cheese / '~supjoer Wm. C. Durant President: Durant Motors Incorporated Makers of the Famous Durant-Built u I Pioneer, Thinker, Orgoniter Engineer and Bdldetof nearlg 3,000,000 Motor Can “The Rolls-Royce of Light Cars” The ■wonderful quality and clever design of this handsome, comfortable, and economical car, have been quickly appreciated by the public, and Btlgby is gaining new and satisfied owners owry day; 320,000 now in use. Rugby’s NJZ. Racing Successes;—Practically Standard Car, at Muriwai, February 21st—First in 16-Mile Open Handicap; Second 50-Mile Light Car Cup, average speed 67 m.p-h.; maximum speed attained, 80 m.pdu “ Just a real Good Car” W. 0. Durant had made 2,000,000 cars before he gave his own name to one. Here it is, a car that has proved itself on the race track and in everyday service. 1923: Broke Wellington-Auckland record, time 15 hours 23 minutes; 500-Milo Race, Indianapolis, 1924, Durant 4th, average speed 96.55 m.p.h.; 100,000 now in use. ns m “Luxury at Moderate Cost.” You will be pleased ndth the appearance, finish, comfort, performance, and economy of the Flint Cals. They will bear comparison with the world's finest automobiles. 15,000 SOLD LAST YEAR UI Durant-built cars have Continental engines of Durant design, Durant mbular backbone, Spicer universal, Fedders radiators, etc. Four-wheel brakes and balloon tyres are standard on Durant Special, Hint 40 and Flint 55. and are obtainable at extra cost on Rugby. Agents: Wmipenny Bros. & Reid, Ltd., Dunedin Maddox & Watson, Dunedin eith Webling & Co., Ltd., 146 Castle Street, DUNEDIN II I llllllilllllilll «» —■ Snowflake Kerosene For 25 years the standard of quality in England, Australia and New Zealand. The best that science can produce. Used by every lighthouse in the United States of America. Poultrymen say it is the best—burns with pure, clear light, without odour or smoke. Ask your Storekeeper for “Snowflake”