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Dominion, Volume 6, Issue 1713, 2 April 1913, Page 5

, ' r?r;ra; "' ;f The same desire for perfection that makes 1 people of taste search lov the best sculpture, the best painting or- the best voicean ,the > world|- , the instinct that keeps ( from being content wth things that are merely good enough —inspires 'those who will have WINFRED THE BEST CIGARETTES IN THE WORLD, Sold New Zealand. Sole Manufacturers,:-, TOBACCO. Co., Ltd,,'LOKDOJT. . ■!: ''■■p ~ || Siddeley-Deasy Motor Carriages are ffl., '• Theroisno questionable workmanship about a Siddelay Car. • yj ra' ' rom "b o ri n et:to't9'e' , itis'4''pr6'auctipn' of unapproachable' |rffl| ' flfi? •• quality and refinement, and 'np labour is spared to make it as' jmj ; ' r%' The 14-20 and 18-24 h.p. Siddeley Torpedo.Phaetons to seat Efjw Iffl f°ur and five respectively, are particularly worthy,of attention. |W |//il The carrages are graceful 'and:luxurious; roomy and •well. §¥j?|. ?vy S Types are fitted with the ;fam'ouß,'sil6nt Knight SleeTe Valro Ift fitffj Engines, thus ensuring freedom from the ordinary engino «5k ' troubles. Moreover, its simplicity of control makes it a car W SOS admirably suited "for! theman. who J.preferß tobe Tils own'"" /& : |w;f driver, though desiring',tlio maximumjof comfort. (J; The price of . the, 14-20 h,p, Torpedo is £075, for the 18-24 < ' 5& '' Sp h.p. car, £800. l : £ . ' ® ; t i [m A lower priced .oar—the 112 -h.p. )'4 Cylinder four seater fffl ' |M\ "Stoneleigh "Light Car is aiiother wonderful success. Costing .. A , • . t lm but £460 this car is reliable, beautifully designed and luxur-.',: if« jTi iously upholstered. ■/• '' ' • [#/\ Colonial models art specially adapted to prevailing conditions. m ■> PJS —the result of a 15,000 jnilc's'test'in Australasia. .. v ..... A > M Write us for Catalogueand fuller particulars. »•".< i /': friW A. HATRICK & CO., LTD. Agients for .TO

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