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Poverty Bay Herald, Volume L, Issue 16618, 23 December 1924, Page 3

Off' <@SksP with the Lanchester Balance: A great advance in motor-car engineering—the clay of vibration has gone for ever! The Willys-Knight is now equipped with the Lanchester Balancer—the great British invention that eliminates motor vibration. The Lanchester Balancer is the invention of Dr. F. W. Lanchester, F.R.S., one of the foremost engine designers in Britain, and builder of one of the most expensive cars in the world. "It makes the motor smoother than most of the six and eight-cylinders on the road to-day," says one enthusiast. Another writes: "It is surprising. I drove the car at speeds up to fifty miles an hour, and found absolutely no engine vibration." I Notable for VoWer and Smoothnes* 50,00 ft Miles Without Repair to Engine! TKis ne\v smoothness— plus the far-famed endurance for which the Willys-Knight sleeve-valve engine has always been noted! Willys -Knight owners frequently report 50,000 miles and more without spending a penny for repairs or adjustments to the engine. This is the engine that require no- nursing along. No wonder WillysKnight sales increased 238% last year. A Ride is a Revelation! Price 'P y° tl think you know smooth-running motor-cars, try ten miles or so in a Willysi Knight to-day! It will be a brand new experience in motoring—a iie\v thrill—something to talk about and remember. Don't miss it! The total life of a Willys-Knight? Nobody f.o.b. knows! fn all the ten years that WillysMain Ports Knight have been piling up, collectively, I millions of miles—no Willys-Knight engine has been known to wear out! Wanganui and Wellington. GISBOENE, Gisbornc Garagty Ltd: TAURANGA, T- A. JDcakm: NAFUB.R, Lowe and Haiuuyi HASTINGS, Powdrcll Bros.

WE HAVE A VERY FINE SELECTION OF NOVELS. AMONGST THE LATEST TO ARRIVE ARE: THE DOMING OF AMOS, by W. J- Locke, author of many fine stories. All lib books are good—not one "dud" amongst the lot. ULTIMATUM, by Victor MacChirc. This is a new author, but the story is on© that rivals Jules Verne. Aclean and exciting story and one that is going to be, a "Best Seller." WANDEREJ.GHT • % Ernest Raymond. (Author of "Tell England'). THE CIRCLE OF THE STARS % Joan Sutherland. HOP ALONG CASSIDY RETURNS ••• By Clarence Mulford. Quite up to the standard of the other famous "Hopalong Novels. THE SPELL OF THE INLAND By John Armour This is a romance of Central Australia. It shows the life of the outback settlers, and is profusely illustrated with pictures. A most interesting andi instructive book. SAILSxOF SUNSET I By Cecil Roberts. ALL THE ABOVE 6/- EACH. POSTED 6/6. DAVID BLAIZE, by E. F. Benson THE WAY OF REVELATION, by Wilfred Ewart PETER JACKSON, CIGAR MERCHANT, by Frankau 'THE LURE OF THE LITTLE DRUM, by Margaret Peterson ... JUDITH OF BLUE LAKE RANCH, by Jackson Gregory TO THE LAST MAN, by Zane Grey THE ROSARY, MISTRESS OF SHENSTO'NE, and THROUGH THE POSTERN GATE, by Florence Barclay (each) THE DUST OF DESIRE, by Margaret Peterson 2/6 Novels Include BECKONING TRAILS THE FOUR STRAGGLERS THE GARLAND Off OLIVE GUNSIGHT PASS MAN TO MAN THE FLAMING JEWEL THE MAN FROM SNOWY RIVER PARTNERS OF CHANCE THE BRANDING IRON 2/6 EACH. FOUR COPIES, By Mulford. By Frank Packard: By Joan Sutherland. By MaeLeod Raine. By Jackson Gregory. By R. W. Chambers. By A. B. Patorson. By H. H. Kuibbs. By K. Burt. POST PAID, 10/6. WE GUARANTEE SATIbI-AUJ-iuai. THE CRUISE OF THE AMARYLLIS, by G. H. P. Muhlhauser ~,, 0,6. (A recent trip Round the World in a Yacht.) THE ART OF LAWN TENNIS, by Win. T. Tilden 7/6. ROYAL AUCTION BRIDGE, by Bascule 6/6. A SOUVENIR BOOKLET OF GISBORNE VIEWS (Six New Views) <Jd each. WATERMAN SELF .FILLING FOUNTAIN PENS inaJio Ideal Present.')} 25/.eaoh., Gold Mounted, with Clip attached', 40/-. Bookseller and Stationer. GISBORNE. 'Phone No; 123.