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uesTCRfiAn's r IN A WIDE VARIETY OF BEAUTIFUL DESIGNS S' - nnv/lfi r LOVERS or CHECKS will PLAIN GROUNDS are not SKCRTS will be all of the FAkRIi S AT be more than satisfied this forgotten, and the smartest heavy order in Tweeds. The A AliiUVU w* season, because checks abound. productions are m Biack. _ _ _ * * A vjnri LaTge, extreme, colourful Navy and Nigger with a good- lighter weight frocking fabDU 1 1 I I A N I checks are to be the vogue ly assortment of Blues. rics Are principally ot ihe 1J1Vllj according to . the exaeting Greana, Itasts, Beda aaS Afgalaiaa type, de.tribed this A | TWir decree of fashion. Mostly m Greys. b ' K| A M I | Tweeds, these attractive de- OOATINGS, naturally, will be season as Mono-tones and signs are to obtained in al- of the tones and effects of Duo-tones, the effects being fnY most any colour tone. For the frocking materials, but produced in checks and flecks. coats and skirts checks are Tweeds (in checks) are to be s A ¥ TTI THffM superb. used principally. - AUTUMN- TWEEDS, of course, lead the " I WVNTFR sigrts such aa diagonals, HarK f T II v I Isla ris, basketweave, etc^ are to j WEARABLES WORSTEDS, for smart tailorwith the exquisite colour. checks and mixed effects are of these new fabrics foi SHEPHERDS' PLAIDS in Autumn and Winter wear- Navy, ^Brown and Black help designs will aid you in in skirts — possibly as a com- ^ \Y jm creating fashionablo gar pliment to the ' 'wee Scotch, . . \\ M ments ot orlginality and The more prominent Tartans iV « distinction. Make a special are Royal Stewart, Cameron i V point of calling early to McKenrie^M^e^^ant }| inspect these lovely new Buchanan, Gordon and Duch- ]| materials. In a wide var- ess of "? ork — presenting a \1 \ rf iety of heautiful designs. * ' |ark effect™61111 iabrig}lt and ' jV // Here's What 'Vou Gei - In tf our TERRAPLANE ' ^ ' • lllustrated:, The 1937 Sttper "Ifs the very smartest of all the new carsf '■ BIG STEPS AHEAD ^ tht count, STYLE... , . PERFORMANCE. . . ®)i(iJTY USEFULNESS combined in, a car COMPIETELY PROVED ptrformance, with new stock car records made by 1937 ■ . , * * * car rc^esiSne" OVER . . . longer, lower,, cars before public intiroduction and certified by the contest board W1 er* , of the American Automobile Association. SIZE and ROOM ... ECONOMY Wheelbase has been increased to a full 117 inches. Front seats v - r ' a' • r c j l t 5 inches wider ... 55 inches of solid comfort for three . . . Level, Terraplane can oSerofficial economy hgures, certified the CLEAR floor space, front and rear. Higher, wider doors ] • American Automobile Association. It can PROVE unusual mileBroadest vision . . . windshield 6 inches wider, so no cars can age . . > . need not - offer someone's extravagant estimate of • pop out from side streets unseen. "laboratory" figures. • • • — - — ^ : — — — — — — . X.UXUBY . „ ENDURANCE ... T.'he S^the ontsjde beauty . . . compares favor- The, twin of.the car:you're seeing has PROVED its endtrrance. y wi __ „ . ^ars* Qfality of fabrics, tailoring and It has travelled 86.54 miles per hour for 1,000 miles, throtrie equipment wi. rea.ly satisfy your ideas of interior luxury. wide open all the way. It has set a new offictal record. — — ■ — ★ — — — . POWER . . , SAFETY ... 96 or 101 developed horsepower under the bood And ,V h ?°fy ll ^ of Ste?1 witt seamles.s roof of solid steeI- And SMODTH hnmr.r vk * • *1 hydraulic brkkes, with a RESERVE braking system always ready &MOOTH power. is engineered out of its very source. • for use AUTOMATICALLY, from the same brake pedal. • . . and these are ONLY A FEW of the 1937 Terraplane's BIG STEPS AHEAD! Discover Them All ... by DRTVING One! "DjiUK CARS BUX1.T BY HUDSON TERRAPLANE DE LUXE SEDANS from £465 f.o.b. Main Ports. n^initKf5 DISTRiPUTORS F0R HUDSON AND TERRAPLANE SPVARTi_GREER MOTORS LTD. STRKI'

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Hawke's Bay Herald-Tribune, Issue 54, 19 March 1937, Page 3

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Page 3 Advertisements Column 4 Hawke's Bay Herald-Tribune, Issue 54, 19 March 1937, Page 3

Page 3 Advertisements Column 4 Hawke's Bay Herald-Tribune, Issue 54, 19 March 1937, Page 3

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