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Press, Volume LXVI, Issue 20090, 20 November 1930, Page 5

D@f ittitdy • • • pontiac lasts longer . WE'D LIKE TO TELL YOU WHY S? £ Regardless ot speed, each mile Pontiac averages 222 fewer feet of piston travel, and 380 fewer engine revolutions than all other cars of its price. This simple engineering principle is one oi the secrets of Pontiae's ability to give fine car performance with economy year after year. We would welcome the opportunity of telling you the other reasons for Pontiae's definite ability to outlast all other cars of comparable price . . . and also to prove to you in actual demonstration that Pontiae's long life features htive sacrificed nothing of its sensational speed, safety, comfort and beauty. W® have a 1930 Pontiac in our showrooms now . • • will you in and drive it ? LONG LIFE Prices from Pontiac is warranted for 12 months, and 1« obtainable on tha CJ.M.A.O. Confidential doferrcd payment plan. THE NEW PONTIAC SIX N.Z. FARMERS' CO-OP. ASSOCIATION OF CANTERBURY LTD. Cm. Madras and Cashel Streets, Christchurch v -■ai -b & cK .\N S* ? o' s the tea you are serving (i) AS FULL OF FLAVOUR AS IT COULD BE? (3) AS FINE AS IT SHOULD BE? (3) AS ECONOMICAL AS IT WOULD BE? THE be§t things arc seldom cheap in price, but they arc usually cheapest to use. Raven Tea costs 3/4 per pound. Yet some cheaper teas are much dearer. RAVEN TEA & PER LB 41 obtainable in lib. boxes «,*• ■o^° •p \e? v; ,0^ * % *

916 PROFIT* WITH COHBSICT FEEDING Feed ymt ebicfcens ou EUREKA CHICK POOP MASH Builds heßlthy fowls. Geo. H. Woods ltd Cat. 9«rb«doe« Btreet & Ferry Road. Ohrtstchurcb 'Fbopa 3XtQS6 Branch stqrt : WEST BSOB. «SS Cain in Street, •Phorie ?(j 657 W0547 HOTEL BHISTOL * QUuznee streets, ■Welling ton's " lirlff 12 "lost Bop'AJa* Private Hotel 6 i dSiJ; S3 10? weekly. it. 2£*mehac, Vtop.

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It i§ estiij}«itd4 that it; the annual eam ; ings of the people of the United States were in one-dollar bills and pSstcd iii 5, strijij they would reach 8,500,000 miles.