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Poverty Bay Herald, Volume LXIV, Issue 19373, 10 July 1937, Page 9

I'Ca MJ m my #'v Seven! e are te-Aito V Ni mi N sroom mmM m all m>. » —~ J k. -r=dti s*ißf liiiillM r'v 7$ 1 BHmw a .... X*. ' stlß fciwK'iS -~r-’-in A FULL SEVEN-SEATER OF ALL-ROUND EXCELLENCE. . . ... for the family of discriminating motoring taste and the desire for the out-of-the-ordinary motor car. Honestly, ruggedly and quietly distinctive the Austin Eighteen York Seven Place Saloon, stands alone in the field of success .—not a car for the ordinary motorist, but in a class of Such breeding that external flashiness would ruin its appeal. Extraordinarily roomy, giving maximum comfort to those who can demand it, extra wade doors, that ease ol access which is most important, high wide windows, no craning to set; the splendour of our countryside, special fittings that turn comfort into luxury without being obvious-—studied features which make the Austin York a different motor car. A quiet, smooth, responsive engine—power without luss —proved Dependability saving you time, worry and expense. Austin is proud to have bred a car for motorists who can appreciate something different. something truly good. The Austin York Seven Placfe Saloon is a thoroughbred. TZustfo AUTHORISED AUSTIN Qf JP_ DEALERS: \j» m IT ® CSC V*>XJr« Phone 1776 - Derby Street, Gisborne - Private Phone 1778 Two folding occasional seats. Folding occasional tables. Front seats independently adjustable —rear seats also adjustable. Smooth six-cylinder engine. Synchromesh gears. Girling brake*. Jackall hydraulic jacks. Hydraulic shock absorbers. Zinc interleaved springing. Adjustable steering column. Pytchley sliding roof. Extra low pressure tyres. Triplex toughened Safety glass in windscreen and all windows.

CLOSING NEXT WEEK i 15000 AIIUVMIGOID A HT UNION By License issued under Section 42 of The Gaming Act I - 08. OBJECTS: To raise funds to the extent of the profits available for the objects to be specified by the Hon. Minister of Internal Affairs. CLOSES 17th JULY, 1937 DRAWN 2nd AUGUST, 1937 Secretary : N. McArthur, P.O. Box 110, Wellington Treasurer: B. L. Hammond, P.O, Box I 10, Wellington w r r (S a & FIR 0 m mvv u No. 62 mm PRIZES F. CRAY, P.O. Box 33, Napier. I Please send me tickets in "All for Me" Art Union (Tickets | 2/6 each). I enclose Postal Note for 6 : : also stamped j addressed envelope for reply. (Postal stamps are not accepted in | payment of tickets.) ! NAME...... ADDRESS i Ist PRIZE §2ooSd| 2nd ' 4 500 3>rd •• 4200 4th ■* mm sth •• • PRIZES Of V(Millilp MS i.,. .41825 4OO»,mt5000 ALL PRUTS IN ALLUVI AL GOM)£§ ALL PRIZES DRAWN BY BALLOT