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Timaru Herald, Volume CXLIV, Issue 20969, 23 February 1938, Page 5

The Car for Hard Work —and Plenty of it i j THE AUSTIN “TWELVE" The new Austin “Twelve” upholds the tradition handed down by the older “Twelve” of the car that will stand up to years and years of “hard slogging.” The “Twelve” has plenty of power and stamina that reveals itself when the going is hard and the hills steep. The interior of the Austin "Twelve” is roomy, with comfortable seating. You ride smoothly because springing is of long and low periodicity, tyres are extra large of the low pressure type, the shock absorbers are big, and the seats are arranged for maximum comfort between the axles. Handling is extremely easy, parking simple, acceleration smooth yet lively, and running costs surprisingly low—2B to 32 miles per gallon and an almost negligible oil consumption. a cai-d'iitquid uw&t in an 12 ASCOT SALOON Authorised Austin Dealers: Brown Wood Motors Ltd. SEFTON STREET, TIMARU

ano ASK YOL’R CHEMIST OR DEALER. N.Z. Distributors: H B. PERRY LTD., Auckland, Wellington, Christchurch, & Dunedin