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Poverty Bay Herald, Volume LXII, Issue 18632, 16 February 1935, Page 11

SMARTWEAR SALON’S Summer Sale DEFINITELY ENDING j: TO-NIGHT £ 9 o’clock J" B u EVERYTHING DRASTICALLY REDUCED. CORONATION BUILDINGS.

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The Herald Delivers its message to nearly every Gisborne home at TEA TIME, just when the people are eager to read about the day’s events. The HERALD, with this Home Circulation, is the Advertiser’s Ideal. Let the Herald carry your sales message right into the homes.

•/* m > 9 bbss ll* r* La S’': W r l i 'V Local Dealer: ALLEN BROS. & JOHNSTONE LTD. j Sole New Zealand Distributors: The Dominion ■ Motors Ltd. i 0 1 The sweeping success of this brilliant Morris is explained in the car itself. . . its beauty, its comfort, its performance; above all, in its amazing value. There’s BIG-car roominess in its armchair comfort for four adults. There’s BIG-car riding in its long springs, hydraulic shock-absorbers and full low-pressure tyres. There’s BIG-car performance in its speed and hill-climbing ... All this, PLUS unsurpassed petrol economy and lowest service costs on record, put the Morris Family Saloon in a class by itself for value. Fully Equipped Saloons from £226 f.o.b. Main Ports FEATURES INCLUDE:' Silent synchromesh gears; Lockheed hydraulic brakes; air-streamed all-steel body; real leather upholstery; direction indicators; bumpers front and rear. MORRIS FAMILY SALOON & 'lh m MORRIS-THE COMPLETE ANSWER TO: “WHAT SHALL I BUY?” wiiii i urn i iiimiUMiiiim AMPLE ROOM FOR 4 ADULTS Easy to enter! . Easy to ' leave I