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Wairarapa Times-Age, 18 March 1939, Page 5

/a SM Aren’t we going away for Easter Dad ?” Well, son, if Dad will listen a moment we’ll show him that there’s not much fun nor sense in being without a Morris Eight these days. It doesn’t take mathematical genius or untold wealth. Just an easy calculation in simple arithmetic; another way of opening a savings account. Look at it this way. A Morris Eight costs only £248. That money is safe and easily realizable because of the high resale value of the Morris Eight. Running costs for four people are less than a farthing a mile each for benzine, oil, grease and tyres. That’s cheaper than trains, trams and any other transport yon can name. And io what you get for what you pay, Morris Eight sets the whple industry something to aim at. It ? s gpt such advanced expensive car features as Safety Glass all round, hydraulic brakes, perfected steering, big low pressure tyres. It is the roomiest and safest car in its class. In any company, any going, it looks and acts like the magnificent njotpr car it is: -' "’’ • -■' ’ ”’ ’ , Last year 2866 New Zealanders bought Morris Eights. 66% more than the next best selling par in th© 7 to 10 H.P. class. A car has to be good to sell like that. So we reiterate. A small deposit on a Morris Eight is a happy way to build a capital asset that gives you pleasure 365 days a year. Simple interest isn’t it ? Come on, do it now and go away for Easter after all. MORRIS EIGHT

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