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Sun (Auckland), Volume III, Issue 743, 16 August 1929, Page 13

Don’t Be One in a Thousand be yourself—you cannot dress like thousands and express your individuality. Have Your Suit TAILOR-MADE! Auckland’s leading Master Tailors invite enquiries concerning your Next Suit. HARRY FORT High-ciass Tailor. Moderate prices. All garments guaranteed. Palmerston Buildings, Queen St. (opp. G.P.0.) S. WILLIAMS • (Bate Milne & Choyce) High Class Tailor and Ladies' Costumier e is now in business at BRITISH CHAMBERS, HIGH STREET. Phono 45-256. ERNIE ROBERTS High Class Modem Tailoring at Moderate Prices. I | 199 Karangaliapo Road (over UJT.S. Dispensary). Phono 40-756. dom McCarthy The Maker of Smart Suits 283 Jvhyber Pass, NEWMARKET. Phone 45-501. F. R. O’GORMAN Gentleman’s Tailor. Specialising in Dress and Dinner Suits and Military Uniforms. Alpe’s Buildings, Cor. Gore and Fort Streets. (Entrance, Gore Street.) PHILIP SCHNEIDEMAN TAILOR, AND LADIES’ COSTUMIERE. Only Address: 103 and 104 Ist Floor, Colonial Mutual Life Buildings, Queen Street, Auckland. (Next Bank Australasia.) No connection -with any other firm of the same or similar name in Queen Street. Haycock & McCoskrie Ltd. P.O. Box 1G39. Telephone 43-001. 6 Palmerston Buildings (2nd tloor), Queen St. (opp. G.P.0.), AUCKLAND. JE. McCOSKRIE, Principal. Tailors and Outfitters. \ t >■ is X^ A- ■ Now is the Tune to Order Your Tailor-made Suit for the coming Season. C. VERNON & CO. Late 8 Wellesley Street and City Chambers, HIGLI-CLASS LADIES’ AND GENTLEMEN’S TAILORS, Has now Commenced Business at 34 VICTORIA STREET, Next Royal Hotel. Stylish Tailor-made Suits to order. Prices to suit all. We also do Remodelling, Renovations, and Repairs at Moderate Charges. FRED DAVEY Bespoke Tailoring in all its Branches. Expert Cleaning, Pressing and Repairing. 14 Unidh Buildings, Custom© St. E. (next Waverley Hotel). First Floor Take Elevator. Ask for “CASTLE BRAND” Cloths —They do not Fade and are Guaranteed

De Soto Six •-sets new SAfs'iam fecortf at VefneukPan •A m m Mmrnmm ..'C ' - «** m f m m n* / * zZSSL. STOCK MODEL “DE SOTO” 6 DOES 62.7 M.P.H. FOR 24 HOURS '— H * ■ ♦ , % ABOVE are photographs of the De Soto Six Roadster used by officials to test the L-traek prior to Captain Malcolm Campbell’s famous recent attempt in his Blue Bird upon the World’s Speed Record at Vemeuk Pan. This stock car had previously established a new South African Record, under official observation of the Royal Automobile Club of South Africa. The only alterations from strictly Standard were, a higher gear ratio, smaller windshield and stripped of fenders. In 24 hours the De Soto covered 1505 miles—an average of 62.7 m.p.h. During the last four hours the De Soto averaged 68 m.p.h. and for one lap (approximately 7 miles) averaged 72 J miles per hour. This new South African Record of 62 m.p.h. for 24 hours is within 4 m.p.h. of the World’s Record for three to five-litre cars recently made by a Chrysler Car in France. What higKer testimony could be asked to the design, quality, and reliability of De Soto engineering in a Stock Car? The facts speak for themselves and yet New Zealand prices are only £320 to £349 f.o.b. Main Ports. N.Z. Distributors NEW ZEALAND MOTOR COY., 436-440 Upper Queen Street Branches and Dealers at all centres AUCKLAND MOTOR COY., G. W. SPRAGG, Dealers.