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Taranaki Daily News, 17 December 1930, Page 4

f"'.:..:rT ; :. • . yflflflSMMßWcfllß 'A* - ■■ l'' £5O depesit 50 ift.pkg. 50 m.p.h< Yet it is not for low cost alone Austin 7. They ; originated that you choose an Austin 7*. with the advent of i the cat«i ” . Performance is the real secret Eight years* experience .'.-'hive- 'aZ'" of this little ca?s greatness. proved them so basic in sucCeSS* The race tracks of the world ful light-car construction that < , know it is the able competitor , to-day America, France and f of cats double and treble its size. Germany pay for the rights of ii. r ■ By these gruelling tests has the manufacture. To this assurcat come to be accepted the atice of years of dependable little friend of all the world?’ IpW-cost motoring, Austin But the important point is that agents add cOnvenietit terms this record, by so small a car, of purchase—from£so.deposit, 3 was possible only through with the balance payable up to * - i special features exclusive to ■ /.is mtmttfs, - ' \ /«././ .-.7 -a . ! From £196, F. 0.8. Kiaifi Pofii. < ... '■ A/ AUSTIN ' «Wlr/ " ' The Farmers’ Co-operative Organisation Csurtehay Street, New Plymouth, STftAITORD AND M AWW A. ■ . ■■____ J ; ' ’ . • ' ■ '-■ ■■ A:-.. ■ • , /• ’ ■ ■■■''■ . ■= ■'

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