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CARS FOR SALE SOMERSET Austin, like new. £350 deposit. “Topend,*’ 134 Victoria st, X 3817 1947 AUSTIN 10, in splendid order. W. Holmes, 134 Clyde road. —— 1938 VAUXHALL 10, sound. £275. Trade, terms. 44 Lincoln road. FIAT 500 1939 Saloon. Original order, 2 owners. £225. Ransley Motors. 6741 1937 MOfttllS 8 Saloon. Tidy, sound, £9O deposit. ’Phone 55-973. AUSTIN Big 7 4-door Saloon, nice; £l2O deposit. Christies, 170 High st. X 4443 1957 PLYMOUTH, rebored; Tidy. £450. Terms. 44 Lincoln road. COCKRAM Car Sales: £695, Morris Oxford Saloon, 1950. Extra good. 3039 COCKRAM Car Sales: £565, Vauxhall 14 h.p. Saloon, 1948. Terms. 3039 COCKRAM Car Sales: £595, Austin A4O Saloon 1949: £585, Vauxhall 14 Saloon 1947; £295, Vauxhall 10 Saloon, 1939. 3039 1937 PLYMOUTH De Luxe, as new throughout. Apply 31 Middlepark rd. . X 4631 FORD 10. 1935, 3-door, in excellent condition. £2BO or near offer. Ring 70-335 or call 367 Cashel street. CHEV. Coupe, 1939, 2-tone, sun visor, etc. Really rmart, sporty can £565. 108 Beachville r6ad, Redcliffs. 1934 HUMBER 23 h.p. Saloon. Runs very nicely. Small deposit. Easy terms. M. E. Halligan. ’Phone 85-600, ask 8556. COCKRAM Car Sales: £42s,~Morris 8 Saloon 4-door 1948; £225, Morris 8 Saloon 1936. 3039 COCKRAM Car Sales: £495, Morris 10 Saloon 1948. This car is exceptionally tidy. Easy terms. 3039 COCKRAM Car Sales: £375, Austin 8 Saloon 1941; £395, Ford Prefect Saloon 1946. Two genuine Bargains. 3039 AUSTIN A4O, 1951, grey, 23,000, excellent order. One owner. £650. Ring 55-001. 85 Winchester st. X 3898 S.M. SALOON 1951. One owner, immaculate condition, £775. Ransley Motors. 6741 AUSTIN Somerset, perfect order, 10,500 miles. Wireless, heater, other extras. Week days, c/o. Farmers’ Machinery Exchange; week-ends, 27 Birchfield ave. — X 4628 1951 AUSTIN "A4O” SALOON. Low mileage. Excellent condition. MCDONALD MOTORS, LTD., 83 Victoria* street.

1952 AUSTIN "HEREFORD” A7O. 4-Door de Luxe Saloon. Original condition throughout. One private owner. W. A. MCLAREN and CO., LTD., 108 St. Asaph street. 3031 1953 AUSTIN "Somerset,” 18,000 miles, with heater. Like new. £825. CARTHY MOTORS, LTD. (Christchurch Car Exchange, Ltd.), 190 St. Asaph street. ’Phone 79-019. 6854 V 8 FORD SEDAN, 1938. V 8 FORD SEDAN, 1938. 1 previous owner. Small mileage. £4OO. Terms. On Show, Wednesday next. SMITHS CITY MARKET, LTD. 1950 VAUXHALL “Velox” Saloon. One private owner, and is absolutely as new You must see this car; it’s priced to sell! £725 CARTHY MOTORS, LTD. (Christchurch Car Exchange, Ltd.), 190 St. Asaph street. ’Phone 79-019. 6854 SOUTH ISLAND MOTORS, LIMITED. AUSTIN A7O SALOON. 1949-50 Model. Original condition. One owner. Perfect order. VANGUARD, 1950. 18.000 miles only. One Owner. In perfect original condition. FIAT 500 C. Convertible Coups. 9000 miles only. Perfect town car. SOUTH ISLAND MOTORS, LTD., 145-147 Armagh street. 3909 SOUND, RELIABLE CARS. Our Own Workshop Assures You of Satisfaction. Deposit 1948 MORRIS 10, showroom order .. £205 1947 AUSTIN 8 Saloon, original .... £lB5 1946 AUSTIN 10, original black .... £l9O 1940 FORD “Prefect” Saloon £155 1940 MORRIS 8 Fordor, Series E. .. £155 1939 MERCURY Sedan £240 1939 FORD V 8 Saloon £220 1939 FORD 8 (recent 10 h.p. motor) £135 1938 AUSTIN "Big 7” Saloon £ll5 1938 AUSTIN 10/4 Saloon. Tidy .. £145 1938 VAUXHALL 10/4. Popular .... £l5O 1937 HILLMAN 10. Best in town .. £125 1937 AUSTIN 7 Roadster, rebored .. £lO5 1936 MORRIS 8 Saloon. Neat £lO3 1936 CHEV. Coupe, clean order .... £155 1936 PLYMOUTH Sedan. Sound .... £l5O 1936 MORRIS 12/4 Saloon. Tidy .. £l2O 1935 MORRIS 8 Saloon. Cheap £B5 1934 FORD 8 h.p. Saloon. Cheap .... £75 1928 ESSEX 4-door Sedan, cheap .. £5O 1928 AUSTIN 12/4 Saloon, new rubber £B5 1935 BEDFORD Station Waggon. Rebored £llO EASY TERMS. TRADE-INS. OR FOR CASH. FEDERAL MOTORS. LTD., FEDERAL MOTORS, LTD., 96 Manchester street. Telephone 70-286. TZTS. JACOBSON’S CAR SALES. JACOBSON’S CAR SALES, 272 TUAM STREET. LOWEST PRICES IN TOWN. BIG SELECTION. Deposit 1929 Oldsmobile. Very sound £4O 1930 Durant 6. Nice order £4O 1929 Whippet Coupe. Good motor .. £35 1929 Essex Coupe. Neat £35 1928 Chev. Nat. Tourer. Great job .. £3O 1930 Armstrong Siddeley. Chev. 4 motor £2O 1926 Essex 2-Door. Cheap buy .... £2O 1927 Rover 10 Tourer. Quite neat .. £l5 1925 Stude. Tourer. Goes O.K £l5 Army Indian Motor-bike £l5 1935 Chevrolet. Just the best £135 1936 Morris 25. Beautiful body style £125 1935 Ford VB. Everybody’s choice .. £ll5 1938 Ford Anglia. Only 2 owners .. £ll5 1935 Terraplane, roomy family car £lO6 The following are being sold extra cheap, “as is," mostly needing minor repairs only:—Austin 12/4, Studebaker 8, Rugby 4, Studebaker 6, Willys Knight, Morris Cowley. D.T.C.

The Future Brighter Than Ever alan j. McGillivray alan j. McGillivray Car Exchange And Sales Service, 100 Oxford Terrace ’Phone 75-427 It would appear the quick change in car values is tending to create what is tantamount to a stalemate between buyers and sellers. The situation is such, it could develop into a real depression in car sales, should all concerned decide to remain inactive until some indication is given as to what trend the market is likely to follow. are unwanted on any market as they destroy confidence, are ruthlessly destructive and create havoc in every walk in life. Fortunately New Zealand is a young, virile, and prosperous country where all people are fully employed, earn high wages and enjoy a standard of living unequalled anwhere else in the world today. While these conditions prevail a depression has little opportunity to gaining its depredatory stranglehold. Transport represents one of the “Big Three” in the field of commerce today, the other two being Food and Clothing, and it is obvious that as long as people have money to spend, it will be various ratios among these Three. Any recession in business can only be of a temporary nature when being experienced by a trade allied to one of the “Big Three.” Transport is expanding and growing at such a tremendous rate, that it is utterly impossible for a trade supplying the means of< transport to remain at a standstill for any length of time; consequently it is not surprising to find that after the upheaval that has taken place in car values during the last six weeks, car sales are moving forward with increasing momentum and Will cause the writer little surprise if the volume of sales is not greater than ever. Values are on a much lower level and this will bring a greater number of people into the car market. . Owners offering a car for sale are faced with having to accept depreciation for mileage run, while the condition and model of their car can affect *•’•.<» pnee to a considerable degree. With only a few exceptions prices in excess of list are a feature of the past. While cars of low mileage are still bringing substantial prices, those that have run 25,000 miles or more are unsaleable unless offered at a much lower figure. alan McGillivray has always maintained, # and also repeatedly stated, that the used car buyer is the foundation of the motor trade. His value to the new car buyer is gaining greater recognition every day, as it is the figure he is prepared to pay for a used car that will decide the issue for many people as to whether they can afford to pay the difference for a new car. To Be Continued. alan McGillivray Will buy good late model cars for cash. Good cars will be taken in and sold on behalf of owners. * AU finance arranged on private cars sold through this Sales Service; owners paid out immediate cash settlement. This IS YOUR OWN SALES SERVICE Make use of it to your own advantage. You Can Only Win—You Cannot Lose. EXTRA SOUND CARS AT REASONABLE PRICES:— 1953 Vanguard. Only 3000 miles List 1954 Somerset Austin. 800 miles List 1953 Vauxhall Wyvern. 12,000 miles £845 1953 Hillman. Owner bought larger car £765 1952 Javelin. Owner bought new home, is keen to sell. £Bl5 1950 Ford Anglia. Very sound and tidy £415 1953 Austin A3O. 4000 miles £615 The above cars are in nearly new car condition. Many others to choose from. Buying or Selling always call on alan j. McGillivray 100 Oxford terrace. ’Phone 75-427. Res. 55-437.