NEW SHOWROOM
Of late u source of considerable interest to residents of this district has been Redstone's Motors' showroom in Gladstone road. Here, in attractive surroundings, are found some of the most advanced' examples of motor-car manufacture of Canada, the United •States and Italy, and body craftsmanshin of Now Zealand. Tho well-known Rugby fours and sixes, famed for their economy and remarkable hill-climbing abilities, come from Canada. These cars have the distinction of being the only low priced cars provided with pressure lubrication 'to all hearings in the motor, insuring long life and silence. From tho United Slates comes the new day Jewett, combining the highest development of lightness, power, and acceleration in a six-cylinder chassis, with the new clear vision, all steel, closed bodywork. Hero also are the equally noted Republic trucks, with their reputation for reliability under tho trying conditions met with in negotiating the grades and bad surfaces of oar country roads. The into;nationally-noted Fiat chassis, in which some of tho highest ideals over aimed' at in auto construction have been realised by Ihe cunning of Italian) engineers and the precision of Italian workmen is also shown. The results are peerless endurance, .speed, silence, and case of control, shown in models from £295 to £1550. New Zealand is represented 1 by a permanent-top touring car body fitted to a 10-26-h.p. Fiat chassis. This only needs to be inspected to open ihe eye's of the public to. the class of work dfone by local fiims. Certimlv no prospective purchaser of a. car can afford to miss calling mid inspecting! the wide range of models offered.*
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Poverty Bay Herald, Volume LII, Issue 17185, 8 November 1926, Page 8
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267NEW SHOWROOM Poverty Bay Herald, Volume LII, Issue 17185, 8 November 1926, Page 8
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