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New Zealand Illustrated Sporting & Dramatic Review, Issue 1483, 26 September 1918, Page 30

D The The a — g " ~ " ’ a of Car ° <|* I11 ■','»" " I | 1 — I 1 1 ifflfw I WByjMmWyMr JB#'' j. E § g /CROSSLEY’S (who are known throughout the whole ® i| world for their Gas Engine manufacture) announce i| " that after the war they will put on the market the Crossley Motor Car. Crossley motor cars in the past have, by their beauty and design, extraordinary I 1 durability, and wonderful performance, earned for H themselves the highest possible reputation in motoring circles. The “After-the-War” Crossley car will not ;| only embody all the features for which the pre-war g T models were famous, but in addition will have behind | | its manufacture all the additional knowledge which H has been gained in the execution of giant Government ® contracts—knowledge which not even centuries of JF ordinary engineering practice could ever have developed. The Crossley car will be well worth waiting it for. It will be a motor car which in its own particular I | sphere will maintain the great reputation of its brother g; I product —the famous Crossley Gas Engine. H I CONTROLLING AGENTS FOR NEW ZEALAND: Z The Dominion Motor Vehicles Ltd. 65 Courtenay Place, WELLINGTON. J CROSSLEY MOTORS LTD., I B Builders of Quality Cars. ® | . MANCHESTER, England. f iLap zCTMjir ' " ~~ : iium