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Taranaki Daily News, 20 September 1924, Page 14

SBSSBPSBIiII ■ I r'igTWr imT A Finer ' ''" I KI HUDSON I = /I Q* * New Super-Six Chassis. ! = Owners of previous Hudson models have , ' E fftlm been generous in their praise of the new P= = J® Super-Six. Impressive advancements in || = fJM both chassis and body make the new d R = • Hudson an even greater value than its i[ t| = iwß forerunners. E| 3 w . H b = ||| In lines it is one of the most beautiful jh E 8 cars ever built by Hudson. More spacious |[ & § h ' seating, wider doors, and longer body 111 g y provide an even greater measure of pas- !!| hr E? r senger comfort; and with this finer ! g Ibody, you get important improvements § in a new Super-Six chassis that bring a L E h smoothness and riding ease that will g 9 impress you as delightful. c | Touring Model £595 j H |i f.o.b. Main Ports. ij 5 IB L, M. «•»... ;■ |E ’R. H. LEECE & CO.. Hawara. || ’I | LES. BERG, Stratford. |j| g | HUDSON J fir !IS | super/® Ji I I ex NMy SSk COVUBCRC JI

A. J. S. A.J.S. Results Must Count More Scalps is Kight for A.J.S. New Plymouth Motor Cycle Club Petrol Consumption Test. Intending buyers of Motor Cycles should study th* successes of the premier lightweight machine. It swept the progr amtm. PETROL CONSUMPTION TEST. B. Wilson, Norton ... 62.4 „ „ H. Rowe, A J.S 139.2 in P.G. »C. Allen, B.S.A 57.6 „ „ B. Simmons, A.J.S. .. 134.4 „ „ HILL CLIMBING CONTEST. J. Crockett, Norton .. 118.4 „ „ B. Simmons, A.J.S 1 A. Ross, Norton 116.8 „ „ H. Rowe, A.J.S 2 T. Waters, Reading .. 76.8 „ „ H. Lightband, Indian, also started. We have stocks of A.J.S. and Harley Davidson machines arriving. Save £5 by ordering to arrive. Terms arranged. Send for Catalogue to— STAINTON and Co., Ltd. DISTRIBUTORS NEW PLYMOUTH.

OPENING ANNOUNCEMENT. OPENING ANNOUNCEMENT. pLYMOUTH MACHINERY JJEPOT, Egmont Street; OLIVER 1 PHILLIPS, Proprietors. Expert Dary Machinery Fitters. An up-to-date Machinery Exchange and Depot will be opened up in the building known as West Stables, Egmont Street, on Monday, September 1, 1924. All kind? of new and second-hand farm and dairy machinery- for sale, engine and milking plants, repairs and fitting will receive special attention from our expert fitter, Mr. E. Oliver. Fanners requiring cheap and servicable machinery, repairs or overhauling of plant will be well advised to consult us as to their requirements. We have buyers for all classes of secondhand machinery. P.O. Box 269. ’Phone 593. INSTAL A “BEATRICE" SEPARATOR. Your cream cheque will be bigger for the Beatrice gets ALL the cream. It is simple to operate, easy to clean, and gives every Satisfaction throughout its unusually long period of service. Ask for prices. Terms arranged, UNION FOUNDRIES Limited STRATFORD, ELTHAM, NEW PLYMOUTH. Head Office, Stratford; ’Phone 16, Box 131.