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Taranaki Daily News, 5 October 1916, Page 7

SPECIAL OFFER! "RASH" CHART SUITS TO MEASUREAT "RED SPOT" PRICE "GET GOING WHILE THE GOING'S GOOD. 1 Xo grass ever grew under the fe er of the man who takes advantage of every opportunity—striko quick, hard, and often. This is the motto of the men who are up and doing. It will be YOUR motto, too,.i£ you want to get into a "KASH" CHART SUIT. Our Chart Suits featnre that'distinction which every man admireß—superior fabrics—faultless ft—fashionable styles and skilled tailoring combine to give yoi> an attractive suit tbil will enhance your appearance. " ■ MOW IS THE TIME TO ORDER AT OUR SPECIAL PRICE. CALL AND SEE OUR NEW RANGE OF SAMPLES! TROUSERS MADE TO MEASURE FOR 15/11. "THE KASH," OUTFITTERS -....-.-.-.rr.-7.77 ...r^rr.v. KEW PLYEGUT& Best Value Store ia Taran'aH.

22,000 Miles without Stopping. tHATS THE WORLD'S RECORD RUN JUST-AC-' COMPLISHED BY,A 1916 MODEL MAXWELL STOCK CAR. This is the car that did it, running continuously for 44 day 3 and Bight!, in all weathers, oTer all roads,; without. a, mechanical hitch w any kind, and averaging over 20 miles to the gallon of petrol. It beat the previous world's record ai-f 12,iQi miles' out of sight and pulled up as fresh as a dais}. MO OTHER CAR AT ANY PRICE HAS EVER APPROACHED THIS STAGGERING RECORD. i. THE MAXWELL is not only a proved champion for endurance, it is at the same time the most distinctive and luxurious car sold under £SOO, while for hill power and riding Comfort on all roads it cannot be beaten. The Maxwell sells at £3lO, ' Incluuding extra tyijß-and tube. Equipment' includes:— Electric self stafter; lights and horn; da- '* ' moiintable rims; one-man mohair khaki top; double ventilating rain vision windshield; dash control to carbureter; high tension map seto; linoleum-covered foot and running boards etc. WE INSIST AND ARE WAITING TO PROVE TO YOU THAT THE MAXWELL IS THE GREATEST CAR VALUE. - Bellringer BrOS., Agent* for New Plymouth. N.Z. Loan & Mercantile Agency Company, Agents for Stratford; or from C. A. WILKINSON. Ltd. ELTHAM. Distributors for Taranaki,

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