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New Zealand Illustrated Sporting & Dramatic Review, Issue 1454, 7 March 1918, Page 29

V . NOTTINGHAM ->■ t''f ' t.''' '- X ll 95, East High Street, Forfar, Scotland. “The Raleigh is six years old and has done 60 miles every week summer and winter, 18,720 miles in all weathers, and on'y been once overhauled.’’ (Signed) G. BRUCE. WITH DUNLOP TYRES AND STU RM EY-ARCH ER 3-SPEED GEAR, THE RRLEIGM THE HLL-3TEEL BKYO.E | GIVES EVERLASTING SERVICE. REMEMBER THAT IT IS GUARANTEED FOR EVER ALL OVER THE WORLD. Send a pos-card for “The Book of the Raleigh.” INGLIS BROS. £ CO., LTD. | 24—26 Harris Street, Wellington*

®l fci* ~ X**-' J/fl A FLYING VISIT Z> to your friend far out from the township can best be undertaken with an A.C. Light Car—for many reasons. It can be relied upon to make the journey there and back successfully, no matter what the state of the roads or how formidable the hills. By which we mean not only safely, but at a speed which many a higher-powered car would fail to show. The A.C. is efficient, comfortable, simple and economical—the lady driver's ideal. ’yfCKVFW Government work precludes us from supplying cars at present. May we book your order for post-war delivery? Auto-Carriers (1911) Ltd. £ \ ' a 181—182, Hercules Road, Ajy ? Westminster Bridge Rd. LONDON, S.E., Englaad -