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Hokitika Guardian, 16 August 1927, Page 4

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# aS& g/oRb K£SEEH2BS iUBLriUL BROtICKiTiS CUKE ;\W • 'thelMi.Vmm'S J In 1926 the L-A Twin was the Motor sensation of the season. 'gg^fewaa^r-a For 1927, its successor, the *-;- j Lockwood. Twin, oilefs still greater value. Fifteen Ne\V —«■> Features again make it the Motor that is “a year ahead.” The Lockwood “Pilot” alone ia an improvement, of priceless value. It "takes hold of the Motor when you let jfo.” LOCKWOOD ;. BD<S.T’<g'MOT<m la light, compact, complete—-requires no batteries, attaches instantly to any boat and sets a pace that few can follow. You will find it .the peppiest Motor that ever pushed a boat, and the most convenient and comfortable to operate. Remember, all the finer features of the L-A Twin have been retained, and 15 New improvements added in the 1927 Lockwood Twin. £4.r* COMPLETE CHRISTCHURCH. * SEND FOR ILLUSTRATED CATALOGUE. W. H. TISDALL LTD., CHRISTCHURCH.

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