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New Zealand Illustrated Sporting & Dramatic Review, Issue 1537, 9 October 1919, Page 20

FOR THE EQUESTRIENNE tA Tress Bowler in all black rich fur felt is the acme of smartness and comfort. The ‘-Archer’ | The illustration depicts ‘The Archer’ a smart riding hat, which has a two-inch slightly rolled brim and four-inch crown. This is stocked in all ladies' sizes. Price—--35s MILNE & CHOYCE, ™ Queen St. AUCKLAND.

| Vj/lU M| RELIABLE Oft Car Finished with Government contracts, we are once " more heading again towards civilian needs, and are well advanced with our post-war programme, which is to revive the production of the ‘ 1 famous A.C. Light Car with many improvements. LY Y-C||| It is the safest selection you in the colonies can E. make’, because it is the one light car upon which you can place every dependence. It is the one light car with which you hnou) you may safely undertake any cross country journey; meeting and successfully encountering anything in the way of 'T roads, tracks, hills or water splashes—and knou) K y° u make the journey with speed, safety V and comfort without any annoying stop on \ '' account of mechanical breakdown. ■ You don’t get them with an A.C. 'f" Lst Orders can he placed direct or through any reputable motor firm notO. —Sk auto carriers ( 1911 ) ltd -’ 181-183, Hercules Road, —"N ppyljW Westminster Bridge Road, London, S.E.I, England, Head Office: Thames Ditton. Surrey