USED CARS FOR SALE JJSED C A K B DODGE, TOURER, splendid order, balloon tyres . . .... • • •• £73 FORD ROADSTER, real good order .. ... ~ .. ~. .. £35 CHEVROLET 4-DOOR SEDAN .. £75 ESSEX 4-DOOR /SEDAN, 1930 model .. .. .. .. ... .. £IBO HUDSON 4-DOOR SEDAN, in splendid order .. .. .. .. £250 DODGE TOURER .. .. .. .. £25 ANY TRIAL. EASY TERMS. HISLOP AND GIBSON, LTD., 384 CUMBERLAND STREET, DUNEDIN. JEWETT TOURER .. .. .. £4O DODGE TOURER .. .. .. .. £25 CHEVROLET TOURER .... £SO DODGE SEDAN ~ .. ~ .. £165 GRAHAM PAIGE SEDAN .. £125 CHRYSLER SEDAN .. ~ .. £135 CHRYSLER SEDAN .. .. .. £175 AUSTIN “20” 7-passenger Limou- ■ sine, chauffeur driven .. .. £l2O QTAGO MOTORS, LTD., MACLAGGAN STREET. OTUDEBAKER 4-DOOR SEDAN, To in perfect order; only £l5O, New Tyres; will take a good Tourer part exchange. OFFER Wanted . 5-seater Studebaker; Duplex Body; also, large Luggage Trunk and 4-cylinder Bosch Magneto. Dodge 15cwt Van; oniy £65, Apply IVAN R. J. H. MILLER, Care Hewitt’s Garage, 196 Cargill road. Further shipments of the new year-ahead Studebakers arriving soon. Have you seen them? J O K SALE, Two 1925 Seven-passenger 6-cylinder Studebakers, One 1926 7-passenger Hudson, and One 1926 7-passenger Nash. These cars are in excellent running condition. Particulars as to price, etc., may be obtained from-the Manager of the Mount Cook Tourist Company of N.Z., Ltd., Queenstown. ' CHRYSLER, 65 model, 4-door sedan, £223. Dodge 4 sedan, £llO. Essex Challenger model, Coupe, £l2O. ESSEX 1931 sedan (four ; door), £145. Austin Six Sixteen de luxe, 4-door sedan, £175. BUICK Standard Six, 4-door sedan, £9O. Chevrolet 4 Touring, £3O. —Todd Motors, Ltd., Princes street south. TVODGB TRUCK; fast, economical, 1 good U order; any trial; late model.—Apply Box 467, Punedjn. /■"I RAY TOURER; perfect order; economl\T ca| car; £32. Overland, model 01; overhauled, reducoed; condition guaranteed; £4o.—Carters Motors, Castle street.
The King and Queen and most of the Siamese Royal Family arrived in Marseilles from Bangkok recently. The King is on his way to have some teeth pulled. “Ever since my Eton days I have had a great respect for the manner in which Britons treat teeth, and mine lyive been giving me trouble,” said the King. “I have come halfway round the world because I want my troublesome teeth attended to by a British dentist.” Curiously enough, the King, who is very short, was to meet the King of Sweden, and the King of Denmark at Beauliep. The former is Oft Tin in height, the latter 6ft 6in tall. , Their equerries were in some perturbation. Tradition demands that the kings kiss in cousinly manner.
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Otago Daily Times, Issue 22372, 20 September 1934, Page 16
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