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Wairarapa Age, Volume XXV, Issue 10713, 18 December 1913, Page 6

Call Early on Us AND THE KNOTTY PROBLEM OF THE DAY What to Give for Xmas ? WILL BE SOLVED FOR YOU! JF you want some Extra Smart and Useful Goods for Xmas Gifts remenber we aire at your servico with a really fine selection of the Newest and most Attractive Jhings -in Travelling Goods, Rugs, Shirts, Fancy Socks, Ties, Collars, Pyjamas and Underwear, etc., and offer yop not only gound, dependable quality but first-rate value. This list will assist you in selection:— SUIT CASES, in Compressed MILITARY HAIR BRUSHES, in Cane, Green Canvas, Solid Lea- Solid Leather Case. Prices, 8s , ther and Cowhide. Prices, 13s 6d to 25*s. 6d t0 755, PITTED OASES." in Morocco and •OVERLAND, TRUNKS, in Brown Lcather ' 1W Ws W '° £555° SOLID LEATHER and COLLAPcanvas, nice® i<f> txi to os. Slߣjr COLLAR BOXES. PriHANDY BRIEF BAGS. Prices ce 7s 6d - tt4 _ 10s 6d to 21s. SILKURA and PLAIN 4 JAP. HANDKERCHIEFS. Intuil or DRESS CASES and' BLOUSE Plain. Prices Is to 5s 6d. BOXES, in Compressed Cane. FANCY SOX and TIES, to match, Prices 2s 6d to 7s 6d. in Gift Box. Price 5r lid. ALL-SILK HIGH-GRADE WIDE COLONIAL ALL WOOL RUGS. END NECKWEAR, Is to 3s Prices 13s 6di to 655. 6d. Hundreds of Other Lines i ■ ' FOR YOU TO SELECT FROM. I I ... Ja B»a lliviilin I 9 &■ ■ **!lf MEN'S AND JUVENILE WEAR SPECIALISTS. QUALITY STORES. QUEEN STREET . ICAfiTBRTOM. f P.O. Box If. Pkoßlf 95 'ft 109,

The 9-h.p. Hillman Light r T 1 9-h.p. Hillman Car is not a Cyclecar, according to the official definition of the vrorlcl, as it is modelled strictly on the lines of a, mo dern touring car, and no pains or expense have been spared in providing those email but expensive details in design which add so much to the convenience and pleasure of the driver. Each car is assembled and tested with the utmost care, and can be relied on as thoroughly sound and efficient for touring, while retaining the ease of handling, economy of up-keep, and power on hills, due to the reduced weight. STANDARD SPECIFICATIONS. ENGINE.—Four Cylinder Monobloc. Thermo Syphon cooled. Bore, 60 m/m. Stroke, 120 m/m. R.A.C. Bating, 8-9h.p. Brake horse power 20. LUBRICATION.—-Splash trough "system. Large sump. Special taps on crank-case serve to indicate the correct level of oil. , . CARBURETTOR.—SoIes, giving petrol consumption of approximately 85 m.p.g. STEERING.—Worm and Sector; (exceptionally strong. CLUTCH.—Special leather cone; easy in action and requiring no attention. GEAR BOX.—Three speeds and reverse. Gate control. All gear wheels of special steel. Ball bearings. FRONT AXLE.—H section steel stamping. REAR AXLE.—Worm drive on ball bearings. WH E E LS.—Sankev . steel detachable, 700 x 85, on ball bearings. TYRES.—Dunlop grooved. BODY.—Semi-torpedo ~ Two-seater, upholstered in best dark blue leather; painted light fawn; black chassis and wings. . . BRAKES.—Fooi-brake; External contracting on drum behind gear box.-Hand-brake: Internal expanding in rear hubs. All Thermoid lined. ACCESSORIES Cape hood; folding wind-screen; two acetylene head lamps and generator; electric side and tail lamps, with 40 A.H. accumulator and switches'; or oil eide and tail lamps if preferred; spare wheel and tyre ; horn ; number plates ; jack ; pump; oil-can and kit of tools in rollTip case. DIMENSIONS.—WheeIbase 7ft 9in wheeltrack 4ft Oin; overall length, 10 ft lOin; overall width 4ft lOin; clearance front, 9in ; clearance back, Bin ; width of front seat, 3ft Oin; weight unladen, 12|cwt. S; M Baird. Wairarapa Agent, ■ (NQINEIRI, BAN HIITI* IT.. ■MTIBTCN. 'PHONE 87 'PHONE 87 For Christmas Cards I exclusive deeign printed vritl your own private greeting will be appreciated by friends old and new. We can supply PRINTING OF QUALITY which contains that note of distinction so essential to success, and combines good workmanship with excellence of design. Let us show you the latest in Hand-made Paper and Cards. They are especially suited for Xmas and New Year Greetings. MASTERTON PRINTING CO., Ltd., AGE BUILDINCB LINCOLN ROAD. E. H. WADDINGTON, MANAGER.