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Waipa Post, Volume 48, Issue 3480, 16 June 1934, Page 3

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DESIGNED TO MEET TRANSPORT NEEDS OF TO-DAY. F AIIG 0 FARGO 30 to sQcwt. Chassis. Wheel Bases 131-inch to 161-inch. LEADING FEATURES—1. Powerful engines 2. Sturdiness i 3. Modern Appearance j 4. Valve Inserts .. ' 5. Aluminium Alloy Pistons 8. Special Alloy Blocks 7. High Turbulence Heads ! 8. Matched Piston Assemblies i 9. Precision Type Bearings 10. Counter-weighted Crank- j shafts 11. High Developed Torque ! 12. Auxiliary Rear Springs j 13. Full Floating Rear Axles 14. Cylinder Iron Brake j Drums 15. Hydraulic Brakes 16. Fuel Economy 17. Accessibility of AH Parts PRICES from £289. AH Information From ADVANCE CARS LTD. AR A WAT A STREET :: :: :: :: TK AWAMUTU.

Just a “ MOTOR CAR”! You have never seen a nameless motor car jj offered for sale. You would not consider its pur- j chase no matter what its price. Yet every day you are offered merchandise that has no more sponsor- j ship than an unknown, unnamed car. j A radio set which is represented as “just as | good as the advertised makes. . . Shoes and cloth- | ing of plausible appearance but unknown origin. | Foods and cosmetics with new and strange | labels. | It is important in small purchases just as in | buying a motor car to know that the manufacturer g stands behind what he has made. he puts jj his name and trade-mark on the goods and adver- g tises them for your attention you can depend on g getting worth for your money. No manufacturer | can afford to advertise goods of questionable value. I ST PAYS TO BUY j ADVERTISED GOODS j