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Otago Daily Times, Issue 20701, 26 April 1929, Page 20

motor cars, motor cycles, and accessories: ■R E 0 SPEED WAGONS. New Sizes and Capacities. All with—--4 Ton, 1 Ton, 1J Ton, 2 Ton, 3 Ton. 6-CYLINDER ENGINES. 4-WHEEL HYDRAULIC BRAKES. AUTOMATIC CHASSIS LUBRICATION. Call and inspect, T, R. Otago Distributor, Phone 13T A Y LOR, Princes street (opposite Tranr Sheds).

W E NEED THE CASH. YOU REQUIRE A CAR. WE TAKE YOUR MOTOR CYCLE PART PAYMENT. AS FORD NEW BEAUTY. Five-seater Tourer. - Price Right. In Good Running Oi;der. ' 'ESSEX SIX. Five-seater Tourer. « Mileage 10,000. One owner only. You cannot buy a car of this .type cheaper. FIAT, THE GOOD MODEL 509. Five-seater Tourer. Economy running for the motor cyclist. RHODES, LTD. (W. A. Justice and C. Rhodes), 206-208 GEORGE STREET. JOHNSON OUTBOARD MOTORS More than half the Outboard Motors sold are JOHNSON’S. Proved reliability and easy starting." A model for every need. Prices from £36 upwards.* We have several Demonstrator Models that have done only a few hours’ running at clearance prices. Call and inspect. PENROSE & DRUMMOND. 294 PRINCES STREET, Oakland and Pontiac Agents. ALL-NIGHT SERVICE.—PetroI, Garaging, Washing, Repairs.—At White Star Garage. 14-20 Stafford street. Phone 13-444 sro USED CARS FOR SALE. Q LEAN-UP SALE OF RECONDITIONED CARS. We thank the public for their liberal support in our Annual Clean-up Sale, and beg to advise that we still have a few BARGAINS left. ■ We arc making -still further REDUCTIONS in an effort to clear the lot. Retail Slaughter Final Re- _ . price. price, ductism. Ford £35 . £2O £lO. Humber .... f7O £45 £3O Calthorpe .... £ 75 £ 50 £35 Dodge Coupe .. £175 £llO , £9O AND OTHERS WITH ‘SIMILAR REDUCTIONS. ■AJJj BARGAINS. EASY. TERMS., Write for Lists. CDOKE, HOWLISON & CO., LTD. MOTOR CAR FOR PRIVATE SALE. STUDEBAKER SEDAN, 1027, _ 5-seater. ' Any trial; reasonable offer considered; must be sold to close estate. Particulars to bona fide purchasers from STUDEBAKER, Box 38, Dunedin. TODD'S Invite you to inspect their sole tlon of USED CARS displayed tn the Show Room, High street. TOODD'S have USED CARS In stock from £lO upwards. Pick yours out to-day Any trial given. r JX)DD , S have Chevrolets, Grays, Fords, 1 Bulcks. etc., also Trucks, capacity 4-ton to 1 ton TODD S have a special USED CAR depart, ment, where every car Is given a thorough .♦heck over. TIODD’S therefore can give you better value JL . for your automobile shilling. TODD'S FOR SERVICE, of satisfied USED CAR purchased from ua Join the throng owners who have 6m For SALE, latest model OLDSMOBII COACH, mechanical order splendid: a trial.—Particulars A, K., Times Office. FOR SALE, Reo 6-cylinder TOURING GAR In good order; 2 new tyres'; new battery ; any trial; £9O or offer.—Ring 10-962. HOUSES & PROPERTIES FOR SALE J 1 O R SALE (PRIVATELY), > TWO-STOREY BRICK BUNGALOW. Every modern convenience; 7 rooms; withiij 5 minutes Knox Church. £1650. Eagy terms to suit purchaser. 104, TIMES OFFICE. G EOX B U R SUNNY AND HEALTHY WHERE THE FRUIT COMES PROM 5-ROOMED VERANDA RESIDENCE With one race splendid land. In the to ship. Otyner takes £2OO year from str berries alone. PRICE, £3BO. Apply ■ TAMBLYN & RHODES, „ Dunedii Or Mrs D. ELDER, _ On the Premise £7 p k(V“ ST ’ KILDA : 4-roomed HOUSE. ” * veranda; all conveniences; good order; one minute car. —Tamblyn, Rhodes. X?7QK— ST. KILDA (near car)T~o cVI tJfJ ROOMS, kitchenette, plastered throughout: excellent order; every convenlcnce.—Tainhlyn, Rhodes. 26ap £" K O K—4-ROOMED HOUSE, all convenlences; garden. See this. Terms. Dooley's, Octagon. ■ 4345 5-ROOMED HOUSE. convenU cVXJArences; garden; corner section; easy terms.-—Dooley’s. Octagon. -'4333 £1 9-ROOMED RESIDENCE, all \7. conveniences; sun; view; on ■rise; City; garage; ‘ terms.—Dooley’s, Octagon. £ —S-ROOMED HOUSE, on rise; eVt/Wf conveniences: corner sect terms. See tins.—Dooley’s, Octagon, 4 DOOLEY’S have Sections for Sale. Dool have Businesses lor Sale. Go DOOLEY’S, Octagon. " ■ 2 _ An interesting table, giving the dimensions of old and modern cargo and passenger ships, was placed before the Wanganui Harbour Board at its last meeting by Mr T. H. Lovegrove, a member of the board. He said that in view of the contemplated improvement scheme in the harbour the question had arisen whether the policy of shipping companies was to build longer ships with increased draught or whether the tendency was to reduce both. “I find after going into matters in Welington,” Mr Lovegrove said, “'that the newer boats favour our scheme.” He quoted from the table compiled the length, beam, and depth of boats built, in 1910, and compared,them with those of more recent times. This showed that in 1914 there was a tendency to build longer and bigger craft with greater draught, but latterly the aim was to decrease the length and draught and increase the beam dimensions-