Page 17 Advertisements Column 2

Taranaki Daily News, 21 November 1929, Page 17

/W [Jm ■ / ■ • ' i;--in-J V'i I ol Spirited pes’fbrmer. ■' I TOE AUSTIN'Six" ■ |W||| | HERE is definite satisfaction in driving a high-grade British |gi|| Car like the Austin “Six.” It performs the hardest tasks so • ■ Hs effortlessly and quietly no fuss —no vibration — the large, KO scientifically balanced eight bearing crankshaft sees to that. ■ . IMm- / The 16 h.p. Austin “Six” represents British engineering at its [MIM // best and the car’s performance is. only equalled by its thorough- \ I bred appearance. Ride in this Austin and you will realize that |||||| here is a famous British car of magnificent quality and brilliant / performance selling at a distinctly reasonable figure. |||||«o| 16 h.p. SIX-CYLINDER H , F. 0.8., MAIN N.Z. PORTS. I B’ K Illi a . \ . f ■--'’Ad/ The Farmers* Co-operative Organisation Society of N.Z., Ltd. / ;! Courtenay Street, New Plymouth, STRATFORD AND HA?/ERA. ,

DEPENDABLE' Chesterfiel(LSuites. Made by BEARD’S Furniture Factory THE LARGEST Furniture Factory in New Plymouth, employing a 'larger staff of Cabinetmakers, Upholsterers, and French Polishers than any other Furniture concern. All Making Furniture DIRECT TO YOU! . We Invite you to Inspect our Factory and see the work being manu- ■ factured with Best of Materials and Workmanship. OAK BEDROOM SUITES, DINING-ROOM SUITES, TEA WAGGONS, BEDSTEADS, TABLES, CHINA CABINETS, ETC., AT PRICES THAT DEFY COMPETITION. DC A Dh’C OPEN FURNITURE O L AK U FACTORY 4 OPEN FRIDAY NIGHTS. SHOWROOM: Opp. the Convent FACTORY: Cr. King and Dawson Sts.