2,695 New Zealanders bought MORRIS in 1935 IT IS WHAT YOU GET FOR WHAT YOU PAY THAT IS WINNING THIS REMARKABLE POPULARITY jl “What you get” from any ©ar, in motoring satisfaction, depends on what the maker puts into it—in design, in THE MORRIS engineering, in coachwork, in integrity,. Weigh “TWELVE” carefully what MORRIS gives: Noc „ •o nearly .approaches the iieal for the critical motorist of moderate means. With every modern pleasure ABILITY You can drive the Morris Family Saloon all day long at 40 miles an hour, and «■ <wvi„ B ridin s. nUlfel I , . _ “Twelve” combines such extra value the larger models at 55, without straining the car or yourself. M Mh-ia luggage ipr. huU-in. fmnaneat hydraulic jack.. THRILL In the eager power of a high-efficiency engine, the easy mastery of road and SALOONSF FROM grade, Morris gives you the exhilirating zest of modem motoring. t JUo SAFETY Steel bodies, hydraulic brakes, low centre of gravity, ease of control, protect THE MORRIS; you and those who ride with you in a Morris. “SIXES” Tbew foil powat, long wheeUtaK, wideCOMFORT Full low-pressure tyres, semi-elliptic springs, hydraulic shock absorbers and tnl< , k ™ scientific weight distribution level every road when you ride in a Morris. j j 18 H.p. SALOONS FROM £425 LUXURY Sumptuous equipment, characterised throughout by traditional good taste, put Morris, for all its moderate price, in the class of luxury ears. 25 SALOONS.FROM £475 ' ECONOMY Low in first cost, Morris gives you even greater- cause for gratification as the,mileage mounts up and costs of operation, and; upkeep remain down. MORRIS LOCAL DEALER: Sole New Zealand. Distributors: H, J. JONES & CO., LTD., Dominions Motors, Ltd. • BUY MORRIS -THE ONLY PUBCISION - BUILI CAR OF MODERATE 'PRICE
CLIP THIS COLD-CURE RECIPE. Qualified chemist’s recipe for a splendid cough and cold remedy:—lnto a jug put four tablespoons sugar, three of treacle, two of vinegar, and a large breakfast eup of hot water. Then add the contents of a 2/6 bottle of Heenzo (Hean’s Essence). This makes a whole pint—a supply equal to eight ordinarysized bottles. Heenzo is nice to take—warming, soothing. Safe for babies or the aged. All chemists and stores. 5
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Wairarapa Age, 15 February 1936, Page 3
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