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Evening Post, Volume CXII, Issue 56, 3 September 1926, Page 3

MOTORS AND CYCLES FOR SALE. WANTED to Sell, Indian Chief, with delivery box and side-car, also Oak Gramophone and Cabinet. What offers? Roberts, Tel. 24480. WANTED Sell, 1923 Harley-Davidßon, elec. light, coach-built sidecar, luggage carrier, etc.; cheap for cash or good terms. 862, Evg. Post. WANTED to Sell—£Bo will Buy Dodge 5-seater, splendid running condition. Ring 24-543. OS DOUGLAS (1920), 3-speed, all ac- &~& cessories, any trial; £30. M'Mahon Motor Supplies, 29, Harris-st. Tel. 45-684. GENUINE National Chassis, suit American motor cycles; splendid delivery box; £12 10s. M'Mahon Motor Supplies, 29, Harris-st. Tel. 45-684. t)(* x 2_ x 2% NEW Clincher Covers, 37s f"'" 6d each. M'Mahon Motor Supplies, 29, Harris-at., Tel. 45-684. CHEVROLET, 1924 model, good order throughout; any trial. Terms arranged. Write 169, Evg. Post. £20 IF sold Saturday morning, 1914 Ford Tourer, new engine, running order, taxes paid, drive away. Tel. 41-926 before 12, Saturday. "T^ORD Tourer, good mechanical order; JL' trial anywhere; £40. Smith, 31, College-st. FORD Touring, in first-class running order; taxes paid; any trial; £30. Smith, 31, College-st. FOR SALE, Buick, Master Six, 5-seater. Apply Col. Griffen, >Defence H. 2, Wellington. OR SALE, 1924 Electric Big X, in perfect condition, complete with spotlight and speedometer, good tires; £45; terms. Write 980, Evg. Post. FOR SALE, Motor Bike, A.J.S. B_ racingl model; cheap for cash; first order. 956, Evg. Post. RED Indian Chief Coach-built Side-car, 1926 model, practically new; reasonable. 50, Wilson-st. Tel. 25-588. "DUICK 1925 Model, 7-seater, in new ■*-* condition, cost £595, accept £350. A.B.C. Motors (N.Z.), Ltd. JEWETT, 1924 Special, high-class Touring Car, in excellent order, £225. A.B.C. Motors (N.Z.), Ltd. TRIUMPH Motor-cycle, 3%-h.p., 3-speed, first-class condition; any trial, £20; terms. A.B.C. Motors (N.Z.), Ltd. CHEVROLET Coupe, late model, had very little use; consider terms. Tel. 14-508. MORRIS Oxford, 1925 model, 5-sea'ter, 9000 miles; any trial given, £275. A.B.C. Motors (N.Z.), Ltd. "OOR SALE, Ford Motor-dolivery Van, J. suitable for grocer or baker, Munt, Oottrell body, cost £100, just been painted and thoroughly mechanically overhauled. Price £80; a real bargain. Care Mr. Fox, Mechanical Engineer, 98, Main-rd., Rona Bay. FORD Tourer, excellent order, new hood fitted, well shod, and recently painted, only £50, terms arranged. Nash, N.Z. Motors, Ltd., Ghuznee-st. ESSEX 4, Roadster, Neilsen body, very small mileage, in excellent order, balloon tires, £200. Nash, N.Z. Motors, Ltd., Ghuznee-st. ALL-BRITISH Standard Cars, 40 miles to gallon, antique leather upholstery, every conceivable extra fitted, new models at Showrooms. Reynolds, Lower Tory-st. EELIABLE Cars at reasonable prices. Inspect N.Z. Automobiles' Used Cars or write for list. BERLIET Demonstrator, 5-seater, Economy Car, 10 h.p., 35 miles, gallon, balloon tires, disc wheels, etc., £425, reduced £295. Reynolds, Lower Tory-st. SUNBEAM, 6 eyl. 5-seater, electric light, 5 wire wheels, leather upholstery, fast and great hill climber in top gear. £175. Reynolds, Lower Tory-st. CHEVROLET 5-seater, self-starter, c.1., good running order, £55. Reynolds, Lower Tory-st. STUDEBAKER 5-seater, late model, light 6, good family car or suit taxi, £225. B Reynolds, Lower Tory-st. THICK Roadster, late model, colonial borfv, front bumper, 2 electric horns, parkin_ lights, engine tire pump, just, overhauled and in perfect condition, £250. Reynolds, Lower Tory-st. FORD Coupe, 11)25 model, electric light, self-starter, 5 interchangeable wheels, Gabriel snubbers, condition as new, easy terms, £120. Reynolds, Lower Tory-st. ODGE Roadster, 1923 model, priyately owned and well cared for, £210, £75 deposit. Reynolds, Lower Tory-st. STUDEBAKER Roadster, newly painted .beautiful wine shade; has had very little use; bargain price £90. Reynolds, Lower Tory-st. DELIVERY Van, suit grocer, baker, etc., electric light, self-starter, Crawley Ridley body, £55. Reynolds, Lower Tory-st. ; . FORD 2-ton Tip Truck, in perfect order; any trial; £35 deposit. Trucks, Ltd., 56, Victoria-st. _____ Bl' UICK, 1922, Standard Six Tourer, perfect order and condition. Write Box 1477, Wellington. . BUICK 6 Tourer, 1925, wonderfully kept, in perfect condition, nicely painted, as new, £300. Write 21, Evg. Post. TOURING Car, mechanically sound, good appearance, £150. Particulars to 25, Evg. Post. . £200 BUYS Essex 4 Roadster, colonial body, all extras, small mileage, privately owned. Nash N.Z. Motors, Ltd., Ghuznee-st. ■ LL-BRITISH Standard Cars, 40 miles to gallon, antioue leather upholstery, every conceivable extra fitted, new models at Showrooms. Reynolds, Lower Tory-st. ASH Advanced 6 Tourer (1925) Demonstrator; perfect condition, a snip at £350- Nash N.Z. Motors, Ltd., Ghuz-nee-st. MASTER SIX Buick, in new condition; price £350. Apply Harrison, Magnus I Motors. ESSEX TOURER, 1925 model, done small mileage, practically new car. Cheap. Apply 27, Evg. Post. £125 FOR a Buick Six Touring Car; ready to drive away; terms arranged. Nash N.Z. Motors, 126, Ghuznee-st. BUICK Six Tourer, in first-class order. £40 deposit. Price £130. N.Z.-Auto-mobiles. . ODGE Coupe, 1925 model, in new condition. £275; terms. N.Z. Automobiles, Ltd. EMPIRE PARLIAMENTARY CONFERENCE ♦ The British, Irish, and Canadian members of tho delegation which is to attend the Empire Parliamentary Association Conference in Australia this month will arrive at Auckland by the Aorangi on Sunday, 12th September, and arrangements have been made for the twenty-seven visitors to pay a flying visit to the thermal district; A special train will take the delegates to Rotorua after their arrival, and the return trip will be commenced on the Monday evening. Auckland will .be reached, at 11 p.m., and the Aorangi will make her departure for Sydney at midnight. The members of the New Zealand delegation (the Hon. J. Barr and Messrs. J. S. Dickson, W. A. Veiteh, and M. J. Savage), who will be leaving by the same vessel, havo chosen Mr. Dickson as their leader. Mr. Galo, who is to look after tho party in Australia, will arrive in Auckland on Tuesday next, and bo met there by Mr. Dickson. SAILORS' FRIEND SOCIETY * Mr. H. Jackson organised a concert last evening at the Sailors' Friend Society. The performers were Mrs. Swain and Messrs. W. Larcher, E. W. Swain, 11. Jackson, Sargent, and A. Hancock. The competitions' prizes came from Mrs. P. E. Low and the host. The missiouer, Mr. J. Moore, announced that the renovation of the institute was going forward. WARNING TO BURGLARS Do not waste '-time attempting to force or jemmy premises fitted with the Tozor Lock Bolt, as doors will defy all your efforts to open them. Particulars of the Tozer Lock Bolt obtainable from Nelson Bros., Dixon J street.—Adyt. _ __ .