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Poverty Bay Herald, Volume LI, Issue 16773, 4 July 1925, Page 4

H SsS?“ m TOURER F.O.B.Main Porb SK M<U£J mass r c^ m /X ESSEX MOTOR L CARS JJ a m m ca 1* No one ever excuses or apologises for Essex appearance or performance. It is more than up-to-date in design—it is in advance of any car with which its price can be compared. The fact that the Essex chassis embodies the satne masterful construction that has made Hudson famous is an assurance of sound performance and economy of operation. You will enjoy the smooth, vibrationless performance of its quiet, six-cylinder motor—its easy steering—and the comfort that leaves you untired even at the end of n hard day’s difficult travel. Surely you cannot be satisfied with anything less than the Essex offers? Its cost is so little more than csra of the lowest price. And renmbe.r that ESSEX Price Reductions have never been made ot the expense of Quality . NOLAN A. T. REDSTONE Bright Street Gisborne 5s COUPBCSO 6©*/7

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