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Sun (Christchurch), Volume I, Issue 55, 11 April 1914, Page 14

B<C2iS£r'>B= w^Zrv* :**V i^ ygg^V*;-^: ■— >T * V- " s£i i I lipplSif at 10 a Handed in mme' NoL^e^ THE Drapery and Clothing in the Estate of MOREY 6c MOORE of New Plymouth will commence at 10 a.m. on TUESDAY, April jL i st, at . • • * II bf GALAND POST OFFICE TELEGHAPWS-

Gent's Outfitters, and> Ladies* Underclothing" Absolutely the latest, styles in everything, , at lowest prices. 75 MANCHESTER ST. ?tiji&*ifcgif°&'s'' f # 't&-"-T'. ROPER & CO., LIMITED, cathedTral square 1 (next Grand Theatre),. Aspb&lter and General Storekeeper, Coal and Firewood Merchant. All Orders Promptly Executed. Asphalting a. Specialty. All Work Satisfactory. „ 18 HUXLEY ST., SYDENHAM •1*5., *i&ai*uaaaaaiaKka*am

JOHN G. SIMPSON'S EASY MONEY" SCHEME. 15/- for 8/This is what we offer to every man in Christchurch—it doesn't matter whether you are a tall man, short man, fat man, or thin man, we have * a pair of Ready-to-wear Trousers at 8/to fit yoii.These are not the done-to-death, cheap, shoddy kind, but a good, strong, wellfinished garment in Saddle Tweeds and Dark Worsteds. We have over 900 pairs; hence our reason for selling under COST PRICE. Hurry along and get two pair of Trousers for price of one. If you don't get a surprise when you see them, well you must be up against it. Note address: JOHN G. SIMPSON. Wholesale Clothiqg Manufacturer, 706 Colombo St., Opposite Kincaid's.

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S3* 'VtiSSBsl i 3tf W«» Manufacturer of IHM^^ifjfthfflAfc 538 |c 540 Colombo St., Ch.Ch. (is'viect r,White ■ Sewing Machine Depot.) 'Phone o'iM. I. ■- :ii: iffi Ss; eSair! rJKfrigffi &* S5 *£^ «ar^?sßSx- , BKS erP BS& £;■<':» Awarded Annually by the * mM M Wmk 1H Sfl To the CAR demonstrating the greatest achievements towards the advancement of the Motor Car Industry. THE CADILLAC? is THE ONLY CAR IN THE WORLD to gain the DEWAR TROPHY TWICE—I9OB and 1914. TFE CADILLAC is the ONLY AMERICAN CAR to win the TROPHY. THIS TROPHY was previously held by the DAIMLER, ROLLS ROYCE, and NAPIER. It involve)!: — 1. The driving of 1000 miles over give and take roads. 2. The through testing of fuel and oil consumption. 3. The lvcording of the number of times the electric cranking device was used. 4. The duration of the current for lights during and after the run and numerous other practical matters that have to do with efficiency and service. DEXTER & GROZ!£R &„„„„

LATEST "MATCHLESS" NEWS. A handsome victory in Sutton Goldfield M.C. trial, February 14, 1914. Record entry (250 riders). .Four absolutely standard "Matchless" machines with side-cars participated, and they won the first prize for best perforinaifce in both trade and private owners' classes, four gold medals, and special prize for best performance by team of three machines with side-cars. All the riders were mounted on the wonderful new "Matchless" side-car outfit, which all motorists arc talking about. Never before has such a remarkable win been achieved by any make whatsoever, and in the face of such a huge entry. There were 40 miles of riders. " Matchless" Motor Agency, N.Z., 92 Manchester Streeto .20