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Press, Volume LXXI, Issue 21414, 5 March 1935, Page 15

AMAZING MORRIS FAMILY SALOON See them as they glide by . . . style, beauty, wellbred distinction in every line. Drive one—and you'll know why this amazing MORRIS Is the bestseller of all light cars. The roominess of an ordinary "Ten" (ample for four adults) ... the comfort of long springs, hydraulic shock absorbers, real low-pressure F^ l V "Popped tyres .. . Streamlined all-steel Saloo ™f rom *S body ... 60 m.p.h., 45 m.p.g jf *% £L The performance, ability and SmJmJbm^^ The performance, ability and comfort of a £3OO car . • • • . /.o.ft. Main Ports BUYS 757 MORRIS CARS IM 3 MONTHS "That's a new Morris!"—a dozen times a day you hear that compliment paid to somebody's intelligent buying judgment. Always quick to appreciate value, the public showed enthusiastic interest in the 1935 Morris Cars from their first appearance—-and, expressed it, despite shortness of stocks, to the tune of 757 Morris sales in November, December and January. To-day, each of these new Morris-owners, driving his first or second or fifth Morris, is learning the motoring enjoyment that is made possible by Specialisation— the advanced manufacturing policy which means modern style, thrilling performance and precision engineering, providing the lowest service cost on record. *w*S! r*Ksa*c Vf^-aS; """** »* SnS mm, mm es?,» <kr i . *' J imr.-, ;< m iC^iiW &-.-A All MOltmS Car* are genuinely British, all built by Specialisation, all complete with every luxury of finish and equipment. kr J V"-,.-.. £V;. w •*„ •*■*. 2"! ' Mr-J^-A >. Bk.Vr* > < Zr i tew* * * / THE 7 ROOMIEST TEN —■ and the most distinguished No "Ten" compares with the MORRIS TEN. The body is better—luxurious leather upholstery, lavish appointments, ample head and leg room in the backseat. The equipment is more complete—from bumpers front and rear to full low-press-ure tyres. It's a joy to drive—an engine that's "alive" yet smooth Fatty equipped and unruffled regardless Saloons from of grade and speed. Sus- g*. «| &\f\ pension, transmission, braking are all you could mm *" .wish for. /.o.&. Main Portt A VIRILE SIX" for the man who goes far Effortless acceleration, ardent hill-climbing wherever wheels can hold, "fifty" all day long if you call for it ... plus the debonair refinement of the truly distinguished British car. The man who takes motoring luxury as a matter of course buys a MORRIS "Fifteen-Six" as a business asset and a J> f source of keen and lasting personal enjoyment, f-o.b. Main Ports SS.S M K*t vm. THE COMPLETE ANSWER TO "WHAT SHALL I BUY?" Sole New Zealand Distributor*: ___ • THE DOMINION MOTORS LTD. CHEISTOHUECH and TIMARTJ. j Associate Dealer: ARCHIBALD'S GARAGE LTD. j 24 Oxford Terrace, Christchurcli. ] TJEALERS EVEETWHESB. }

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