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Press, Volume LX, Issue 18218, 31 October 1924, Page 10

NEW BUICK SIXES FOR OLYMPIA. SPECIAL EFFORTS TO LET THE PUBLIC SEE THE 1925 MODELS. The Buiok representatives in New Zealand have made a special attempt to get the newest Buick Sixes, just landed, on show at Olympia and so keep faith with the public. Their exhibition has now been made possible. Pressing orders for the new Buicks will not be filled until after the showis over. THE NEW MASTER SIX BUICK. It hns been everyone's ambition to own a Buick Six, but the new M'.ister Six Buick represent* a distinct advance on any Six Buick yet built in motor design and bodywork. The Master Six is the big Buick Six of 1924 again refined. It is furnished with a great variety of coach work from touring and roadster types to handsome sports models and luxurious brougham sedans. There are improvements in steering and springing. Further, the car has tremendous power and lighting acceleration, as well as marvellous flexibility in high gear. Prices range from £320 for a Roac£ ster to £825 for a Seven-Passenger Sedan. THE NEW STANDARD SIX. Designed for the man of moderate means, the new Buick Standard Six gives all the refinements of .a highgrade six-cylinder automobile at a price comparable with the average "Four." The Standard Six is not quite so big as the Master Six but am, in no sensed, he termed a "light Six," or a "small Six." Equipment includes low pressure comfort tyres, Delco starting, lighting and ignition, and Buick-Four-Wheel Brakes. The Standard Six has all Buick's distinctive lines, handsome hnislv*-and power and speed far in excess of ordinary requirements. ROADSTER, £435. TOURER £445. See the New Buick Sixes on Stand 8 at Olympia. —6

WAR AGAINST FLIIS. ™ Fl £. Wires ls - Blowers Is 3d, Daisy Fly Killers Is 3d, Muhak 9d, Fly Grip, Fly Papers, Fly Bands, etc., etc., at Mrnsons, —6