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Wairarapa Daily Times, 12 September 1936, Page 6

Wm m m J 0 w c ar TO PEOPLE whose natural instinct and impulse is to drive a fine car, the Morris Twelve is a satisfying choice. Against the social background and in action on the highway it looks and performs as a thoroughbred car should. WM * . < f . m illi ■ WM ■fy VJ HERE is a fine car in the full meaning of the term: Speedy, yet safe withal; virile in performance yet smooth and light of control; luxuriously ap* pointed; comfortable, dependable, economical. Complete with all worth-while equipment such as built-in hydraulic jacks, integral luggage compartment; draughtless ventilation; etc. etc. SALOONS FROM £3OB POSITIVE STOPPING For three years Morris cars have been equipped with hydraulic brakes, now being rapidly adopted by other makers. Morris hydraulic brakes provide equalised braking on all wheels. This equalising is automatic and inevitable; there is never unevenness to cause swerves or skids. A tip-toe pressure on the pedal is all that is necessary to exert a tremendous retarding force on the wheels. For your own safety and that of your passengers, buy Morris.

CLOSING SOON! No. 54 By License issued under section 42 of “The Gaming Act, 1908.” Ist PRIZE §2OOO 2nd » 1 500 3» 1200 4t» 1100 5.. 175 30’ M ?,’o?:c.«oo 365 (5.»t»51825 4OQpßiiEsisooo ALL NITIS IN ALLUVIAL COLD AU PRIZES DRAWN BY BALLOT 4-00 PRIZES XSOOO ALLUVIAL OBJECTS: To raise funds to the extent of the profits available, for the objects to be specified by the Hon. Minister of Internal Affairs. CLOSES 26th SEPT., 1936 DRAWN 12th OCT., 1936 Secretary: N. McARTHUR, P.O. Box 110, Wellington. Treasurer: B. L. HAMMOND, P.O. Box 110, Wellington. 110 ' 1 Hammond & Tickets m 6 also' NAME •••••■■'■ (Mf)" Mrs or Miss) GOLD Wellington. -Lucky t’ ol X enclose stamped adStamps not