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Press, Volume LVI, Issue 16728, 10 January 1920, Page 4

Briscoe Wins the Big Economy Test I We have just received advice by mail from Los I Angeles that, in the big "Economy Run," over a distance of 374$ miles, the "Briscoe" surpassed all competitors, averaging 34 miles to the gallon of petrol. I * In actual use, the Briscoe has always proved l itself a most economical car—light on both ( petrol, tyres and oil. I BOOK YOUR ORDER NOW I DAVID CROZIER Ltd. | m mm (Late Dexter & Crozler) HHHB Agents, Worcester Street West, Christchurch I . mfi2B-47uV

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