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New Zealand Illustrated Sporting & Dramatic Review, Issue 1472, 11 July 1918, Page 29

1918. |]MM— Mlj 1918 - MIPWI IBRIW > TneSurpriseottheYear acOT ,?M II ll uon* )] I f\Ss • urt <m nntkipafiros have been more than raised 1 111 ✓ yff W,THNOINCREASE,NPR,CE I f The New Model, 4-90. is equipped with Demountable 111 H JIIIIIIII B Rims, Spare Rim, Better and Softer Upholstery and 111 j! 11j 111 ill I Cushions, Improved Springs, Improved and more g 1111111111111 L accessible distributor. Larger Radiator, Longee 1 11111111 111 11 Gear Lever, Improved Door Locks, and many g\ 11| || 11111| 11 k other improvements, thus outranging all < | I 1111111 ]ll |j competitors, and enabling us to offer J* \ VALUE HITHERTO IMPOSSIBLE. / H|| I vouo nrsfiCCTKSS J a /xvrrto I I 1 SR I I JSL • —J " —X I r' ' ■ ■ - -"(j Controlling Agents' for New Zealand : (1— ■ ,■. , — .■ ' a THE DOMINION MOTOR VEHICLES, LIMITED ®* 44-46 Tory Street & 65 Courtenay Place ’*© WELLINGTON

ar Lighting and Starting ■"™ 1 ■ Is right in front for starting efficiency and lightgiving capacity, and behind it stands the name of Vandervell. From the dynamo to the battery, the battery to switchboard, the switchboard to head, side, . tail and interior lamps, it is a thoroughly sound system; a system, too, which Motorists from the Old Country will recognise the scene IS equally suitable for every style and type of car* as the Village of Amersham, Bucks. The building in the far distance, 375 yards from the car, is the old town hall, built by Sir William Drake in 1682. The width of """"' " 1 , .Z'"""” ' , ~ the beam of light is 35 yards. BRITISH made from BRITISH materials Ltd. by BRITISH labour on BRITISH soil. / Electrical Engineers. ACTON, LONDON- 5 ENG. Write at once for full range of C.A.V. literature. 11)1 >ff O ITH 152 ’ Hi 9 h street ’ CHRISTCHURCH AII A IVI ALI II King Street, PALMERSTON NORTH nwniUV M> Mb The Avenue - - WANGANUI