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Sun (Christchurch), Volume VI, Issue 1624, 29 April 1919, Page 2

GEARLESS Is driven off your Crank Shaft, «rc»:«w BUILT LIKE YOUR MOTOR.—ON OR OFF IN 80 SEGS. No permanent fitting.—Carried in the Tool Box. ENDORSED BY MANUFACTURERS of evory car to which it can be attached, because:— 1. It is of standard time-proved design, 2. No gears or extra fitments required. 3. It is driven off main shaft—the correct position. 4. Impossible to spray oil into tyres—only clean, cold air. 8. It is light, compact, and efficient*. ! . 6. Guaranteed for five years. SJADE TO SUlT—Dodge, Studebaker, Overland, Briscot, Hudson, Chandler, Reo, Saxon (6). We will be pleased to demonstrate if you call. If not pro* curable from your agent, apply to N.Z. Distributors-- , Hi iiiimlwijr^ 140 LICHFIELD STREET, GHRISTOHURCH. WHICH CAR? Is a question easily answered for 1919. It must be the Car that embodies the following features—Nice appearance and finish, compact and light, complete with all latest fitments, easy to drive and control, good on hills, light on fuel and tyres, and moderate in price. THE CAR Having all these features is the 1919 CHEVROLET 4-cyl. engine, overhead valves, rotary oil pump, rotary water pump, electric lights and self-starter, 5 demountable rims, weight 16cwt, 30 miles pergallon, Hackthorne Road on top gear. Agent :: 92-94 Gloucester St. :: Christchurch Garage

T TIRES U measure up to the highest ] standard in qualities that really matter to motorists 1 IN SAFETY AND STRENGTH OF COST PER MILE AND THEY'RE BRITISH. FROM ALL GARAGES ■& iy See Our Windows Stocked by All Electrical Engineers. Silvertown Coy. Agents 165 Manchester Street, Ch.Clv. •Phone* Hi mi 111. jtr^yjr^Purroyori of Fiah and Poultry for past 20 y«*M U Now ZeaUnd'i GoTernori. W« solicit new customers. Our : Motor Express delivers promptly. : We specialise in lunch deliveries. All Fish in season. One Quality—The Best. Country orders receive prompt attention. Sailor Extract of Soap COMPETITION The result of the above competition is as follows: First Prize, a pension of £1 per week for 12 months— MRS B. KCCMJS, 243 Canal Reserve, Linwood. Consolation prizes to the value of 30/- to each, as under:— Mrs W. Thomson, 24 Queen Street, Sydenham. Mrs Nuthall, 22 Britton Street, Linwood. Mrs W. Tate, Willow Street, Christchurch. Save your empty packets. Another competition will be advertised shortly.