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Otago Daily Times, Issue 22270, 24 May 1934, Page 6

-.<!. BRITISH BABY CARS IN CANADA. RIGOROUS WINTER DEFIED. According to reports now being received from enthusiastic Canadian owners, the mmmmmmmMm has come through its first North American winter with flying colours. The past winter in Canada was exceedingly severe with immense falls of snow and the thermometer frequently 30" below zero, but the Austin Seven has apparently made 'light of the arduous conditions. Owners who invested in Sevens last summer fi «T« H www r ol » ««.»re n At** 008 ,;-- i country One report in particular from the Bear River in Nova Scotia shows how wide of the mark the sceptics proved to be, as ultimately, with conditions becoming worse and worse as the winter progressed, the Austin Seven was the only car in that area which could be driven with safety on the snow-covered roads. The owi t was forced to use the Seven to reach patients I ion * 8 lin outlying districts, with the result that there, I {^mmmtmsSsmam emand for British baby Austins in Canada lea&tofc lest year. ~^ T^z^TZSJg, msx^\ BRITISH CARS IN CAPE TOWN. rBttrHUMKBUi well ahead of all competitors. With nearly five hundred sales for th year, this typically British product had ~ mm i*.ii BsßjSal l most successful car of British origin. Of the total of 2,148 cars sold in Cape Town during the year, practically one in every four 8 \ was an Austin, a result approximating to the I \ tber el in dustfy present position in Great Britain. >^' •;•> - • ■ ■■ss% **»w»<my<.-* ■■ ■ *-J\ Y? _^ V\ —"'^sG hx mm, Mil WM L* ■<■ 'SixteenSix'Asmt Tihfiiißl ■jmni I Ml .Ml Austin's latest TtlHimuUMM'l'J'AlLi models N New Zealand, too, Austin a position of unquestioned a car-e -educated country like New Zealand, inclusive, Austin achieved first place each consecutive year, with total sales 2795 in do better than invest in an English Arotm— • the Empire's most popular car! YOU BUY A CAR-BUT YOU INVEST IN AN AUSTIN MOTORS (Otago), LTD. 284-286 South Princes Street, Dunedin. TUB WHiSt OM * MOTOt C4l • W* SUAUNTH WAT ft Q ttm.l » »>oouct Of lIKUMX DEPENDABLE

In Davao, a province of Mindanao, onf of the Philippine Islands, the ancient sport of horse-fighting—in which two fiery stallions are pitted against each other—is still continued, but more or less surreptitiously, by the Mohammedan princes.

LINTON— the. for your money. quality coat. All morel)ui More heat ts.—Advl.