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Press, Volume LXIII, Issue 18891, 5 January 1927, Page 12

BOTH Hudson Super-Six and Essex Six are capable of sustained top gear performance without injury to the car. This freedom from gear changing and the long easy swing obtained through base, frees the long run from th« slightest strain or fatigue. The lasting satisfaction in HudsonEssex ownership lies in the fact that you are getting the very most for your money, both in the low initial purchase figure, and in the .years -of carefree driving which follow. Hud«on-E«sex Price*. ESSEX Tourer - - £275 FSSF.Y foarh - - £325 HUDSON 7-Passenger Tourer - - - £450 HUDSON Coach- - £465 HUDSON Brougham- £555 HUDSON 7-Passeoger Sedan - - £595 F. 0.8. Main Port*. ;THE DOMINION MOTORS LTD. 'Auckland, N«w Plymonlli, Waoianui. Wellington, -Cbrutchurch and Timnru. Sub-Agents of DOMINION MOTOBB, ITD.:—Kalkonra: Kennedy Bros, Bangiora; JHorrell Bros. Ashbnrton: O. Wilcox. Falrlie: rairlle Motor Coy., ltd. Oeraldino: lßcanttt Bros. BlenHetm: Wlntrlngham and Coker. ESSEX

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