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Otago Daily Times, Issue 24221, 13 February 1940, Page 16

MOTOR CARS FOR SALE WHY WORRY ABOUT PETROL RESTRICTIONS? 35 M.P.G. AT LEAST IN FIAT 501 TOURER. £35. AUSTIN 7-H.P, SALOON. £65. FORD 8-H.P. SALOON. £135. AUSTIN 7-H.P. SALOON. £175. MORRIS 8-H.P. CARS. £l7O-£195. SPECIAL OFFER. 1939 MORRIS 8-H.P. SALOON. £225. ALL CARS CARRY OUR GUARANTEE. HISLOP AND GIBSON, LTD., 384 CUMBERLAND STREET. DUNEDIN. MOTOR REQUISITES C. CAMPBELL, LIMITED, OTAGO DISTRIBUTORS FOR FERGUSONS. LTD TRAILER CARAVANS For All Types of Cars. Four Berth, Cupboards. Wardrobe Electric Light. PRICE COMPLETE, £125, Write for particulars to P.O. Box 395 or call and inspect at 55 CRAWFORD STREET. JT’OR PROMPT SERVICE AND A SATISFACTION. MAGNETOS. GENERATORS. STARTERS, AND ALL AUTO ELECTRIC TROUBLES REPAIRED. J. & A. P. SCOTT, LTD., Electrical Dept., Corner Albany and Leith sts, Dunedin Otago and Southland Distributors VEGA BATTERIES. Phones 12-567—12-568—12-569. RADIATOR REPAIRS Car —Truck—Tractor. AUTO RADIATORS. LTD.. 18 Carroll street. Phone 11-966. ]Vf OTORJSTS: Mudguards, Panels. ReItA paired. Acetone Welding: Accident Insurance Specialists.—Anderson’s Motor Works, Crawford street (phone 12-532). Reliance retread coy,, 502 Princes street. Use our full circle retreads and save money. Milking Rubber stocked MOTOR CYCLES FOR SALE 'VT'OW IS YOUR CHANCE. ■L’l We have the Machines. .You have the opportunities. Saddle Tank Triumph, electric. £27 10s; 350 O.K. Supreme. £35; 3£ O.H.V. Norton, £42 10s; 500 Triumph, electric, £ls; Francis-Barnett, £l2 10s; 8.5. A., £l6 10s; Royal Enfield. 1937. £25; A.J.S. Saddle Tank, £ls. Call, Ring or Write— ALLAN CRIGHTON, LTD.. Moray place, Dunedin, C.l. ARIEL 3i 0.H.V., Saddle Tank; in perfect order; £25.-988, Times Office. STEELITE ” GREEN—Easily the best Roof Paint on the market; permanent colour; non-poisonous.—Smith and Smith, Ltd.

Though he had travelled the whole of New Zealand many times, he had been particularly impressed on his present trip by the standard of the Dominion’s roads, said Mr Frank Goldberg, governing director of Goldberg Advertising (Australia) Pty., Ltd,, in an interview. “ For the size of the country I don’t think any place in the world has such magnificent roads,” he said. It was a pity the war had come about to prevent motorists getting the full benefits.