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Dominion, Volume 8, Issue 2323, 3 December 1914, Page 4

There is nothing to he gained except a reputation' for unreliability, by re* peating fictions that Have been repeaix cdlv exposed, and it is simply ridicu-. lous for Sir Joseph Ward to go about tho country asking people to believe that the financial position was one ot extraordinary strength, when the nest, egg of £80,000 in giltedged securities provided by Sir Joseph Ward himself acainst a national emergency hud to be, hypothecated by Mr. Myers to keep country going!—Pahiatua Herald. BOT FOR SALE. CHEAP. !. ■ . , ■■Within a few days, Messrs: Adams* i Ltd., expert to. receive delivery of a big shipment of now cars, which will bo ,ex< nibited at tho November Show at Christi chnrch In order to find garage room for these it has been found necessCT to disJ nose of a couple of demonstration oars. : The first of tliose is a 15-28 h.p.,.five«ates , touring Silent Knight Daimfer, of reteat; model; with stylish torpedo body." The, , car is in magnificent condition. Its cqHijM • ment includes five Dnnlop detachable wire wheels, C.A.V. electric tail and side. lamps, Minti hood, horn, windsoroon, powerful head-lamps, and. everything ready, for the road. It ie a beautifully finished car .runs absolutely silently, and cost JJ7O2 The price to-day is fixed at .£BSO, to stimulate a quick sale. The other car i is a two-seater, 12-22 h.p. Talbot also of i nuita recent model, and righfin tho fash-i I ion Tho Talbot car has a reputation for durability and reliability second to none, and. probably holds more prizes won in. competition "than any other make in tho world. Th'is particular two-seater is in splendid condition, ■ fully equipped for the road. The price,ig fixed at tno extremely low figure of Both these oars are finished in the latest shade of biscuit, and are absolutely new and clean in apJ .pcarance. Call at our garage and se<: them. They won't be there long. Illus tratod photographs on Adorns, Ltd., High Street, Chriskhuroh.