The Better -Pictures TO-NIGHT 7.30 EVERYBODY'S THE SUPER-SPECIAL ATTRACTIONS REX REACH'S ? -. THE IRON ' RELEASED BY UNITED ARTISfS Directed by the' AuMor Nimseli AND SCHOOL DAYS (SUS EDWARjD'S GREAT -ST()RY, STARRING WESIIEY SVE -GUARANTEE TtIESB MASTER PRODUCTIONS ■NUFF.'SBP! CIRCLE 1/8; STALLS 9 d—MAKE SU RE—RESERVE MILLER’S CORNER
BUiGK Seventeen • Distinct Models. “A CAR FOR EVERY PURPOSE. \ Buick Fours 23 Four 34 Two-Passenger Roadster - £390 23 Four 35 Five-Passenger Touring .»'• £4OO 23 Four 35 Five-Passenger “Special” Touring £415 23 Four 36 Three-Passenger Coupe ~. £520 23 Four 38 Five-Passenger Touring Sedan £SBO 23 Four 37 Five-Passenger Sedan £595 ' * ✓ Buick Sixes 23 Six 44 Three-Passenger Roadster £490 - 23 Six 45 Five-Passenger Touring £SOO 23 Six 45 Fiye-Passenger “Special” Touring 23 Six 49 Seven-Passenger Touring'' £590 23 Six 49 Seven-Passenger ‘ ‘Special’ ’ Touring £620 23 Six 64 Three-Passenger Sport Roadster ... . £620 . 23 Six 55 Four-Passenger. Sport Touring £640 23 Six 48 Four-Passenger Coupe £730 23 Six 41 Five-Passenger Touring Sedan £745 23 Six 47 Five-Passenger Sedan £765 23 Six 50 Seven-Passenger. Sedan .- i........ i> * £825 Above prices f.o.b. Auckland, and for wood whepl.fcquipment, ® vi ■ ‘i Wire wheels extra.*■ , \ / . S.' rt . ' - I ' • • '*• NEVER IN ITS TWENTY YEARS OF, BUICK OFFERED SUCH REMARKABLE VALUES. **j*r.r -i. ' . .ioioal Dealers* 4 sf§|j ORMOND’S MOTORS €O.
u THE ARISTOCRAT OF THt Big Reduction * In 1923 Models; Light Six £455 Special Six Big Six . ' £585. * f • V ,£6BB •';/ <*' ■%, .■**,; ■ Vsi ALLEN BROS. & JOHNSTONE ’Phone 1079.
f rf. k>^ Have you seen the IMew <r Thc Good THE FIRST OAR DESIGNED AND PRODUCED ENTIRELY BY THE NEW MAXWELL ORGANISATION. ALONG WITH ITS PERFECTLY BALANCED MOTOR-WHICS g IN ITSELF A LARGE ELEMENT OF DRIVING COMFORT—THE NEW SERIES OF THE GOOD MAXWELL IS A REMARKABLY EASY CAR TO DRIVE 1 . - h vr 1 *v> -M*'-?-. 4}'?'STEERING CLUTCH, BRAKES, GEAR-SHIFT, ALL OPERATE WITH THE MINIMUM OF PHYSICAL EFFORT. ~ v ... , THE NICE ADJUSTMENT OF THE EXCEPTIONALLY LONG SPRINGS TO THE WEIGHT-OF THE CHASSIS EFFECTS A RIDING EASE THAT IS DECIDEDLY UNUSUAL IN A LIGHT CAR. Elements of Unusual Value. FIVE WIRE WHEELS; CORD TYRES 31 r 4 -• LIBERTY D.U. 4 MAGNETO; ZENITH CARBURETTER; DRUM TYPE LAMPS; UNv USUALLY LONG SPRINGS; ALEMITE LUBRICATION, MOTORDRIVEN ELECTRIC HORN; DEEP, W, ROOMY SEATS,HmL LEATHER UPHOLSTERY; NEW TYPE WATERTIGHT WIND SHIELD AND WIPER. 'V C - FOR CATALOGUES AND FURTHER PARTICULARS AND 'DEMONSTRATION, APPLY TO— . ..J LOCAL AGENT— ' L. WILKINSON Motor Supplies.
GISBORNE FRUIT SHOP. IF you want Good Fruit, Vegetables, or Confectionery, you can get it at the Gisborne Fruit Shop, Roebuck Road, where only one quality is stocked—THE BEST. (Small profit, quick returns, strictly cash.) ’Phone 748. 656 F, 0. YORK. FOR SALE Quarteracre, good building site, on < Haiti; price £l3o.—Apply vl. G. Lawless, Agent. T.G.L
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Poverty Bay Herald, Volume XLIX, Issue 16074, 10 March 1923, Page 7
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