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Dominion, Volume 21, Issue 124, 23 February 1928, Page 18

wj T|| Z -"U 1 i- What do you do with yourself over the week-ends and J' holidays? Do you and your family find time hanging on | ll| I your hands ° r the dayS P ass - quickiy and ha PP ily ' /(■ n et a Singer and get out into the country or down to ths seaside. 111 U ) Get a Singer and you’ll be pleased to talk about your car—- ' proud to invite your friends to ride in it—-you’ll be happy in the knowledge that you possess Britain s finest light car, G et a Singer and when others are talking of turning m \/ their cars yours will be running as sweetly as ever. r f} ie Singer is a magnificent example of reliable British T/ 5 ii workmanship. It does not rank in that class of cheap cars V \ i produced by mass production, for the Singer is deliberately P i manufactured by the same individual building methods \ \ that have characterised its production for over 21 yeais. 1 f ) Built to suit New Zealand conditions, it has sufficient clearance, special springing, a maximum speed of 50 miles an kour ’ § ives 40 miles t 0 tlie s allon and over 10,000 mi es to a set of tyres. Truly a satisfactory and economical car to run. Call and see the new models. <Z }j ' CAMPBELL MOTORS, LTD,, Thonidon Quay, Wellington; Cuba Street. Palmerston NortK Aiuac Avenue, Auckland, N ‘ 2 ' B Junior Roadster . £225; Junior Tourer . £225; Jr. Sun Saloon , £250; Junior Saloon , £275; Ws Senior Tourer . £325; ■ Senior Coupe . £335; l-wr-'rtSa Sr. Sun Saloon . £345; K Senior Saloon . £395; Ha and the IESs Singer Six Saloon £495,

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