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Wanganui Chronicle, Volume 73, Issue 115, 17 May 1930, Page 13

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TODAY’S SMARTEST MOTQRXARS L&Sj T 1 I E NASHS The straightened hood lines and longer wheelbases, I rl£ I IsrAJILJ together with the new narrow-rim radiator design, ARF AS HG f h e striking automatic radiator shutters and the 'L I IXI IXI arched-in upper structure, all unite to produce the CvCjAA same impression of the thoroughbred ... And Nash ' I rIL, Jllxx!' I vxz body designers have produced some very exquisite _ A EV ARF i nter ' or effects. The new upholsterings are even “J lIIL> I rXIXL finer than before. These cars unquestionably create TH R| | LIN I N A the feeling that they are as fine as money can build. Ar NASH SERVICE STATION, DE MON ST RATION ; victor venue MADET c UROXI TA GoldiDg«am Nash Motors, Ltd., Palmerston North, West* 28 MODELS iKUM e 390 1U Dannevirke; C. W. Ansford, Stratford; Lyttle & Coy, Ltd., Masterton; Stewart, Nash Motors, Ltd., Napier; Nash New Zealand Motors Ltd.. Wellington. N A. S I—l 4OOSERIES FOR 1930 SINGLE SIX-TWIN IGNITION SIX-TWIN IGNITION EIGHT

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