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Wairarapa Times-Age, 20 March 1940, Page 9

WHEN YOU TALK OF /// *T ™ MH - Y.Z ■X.?../ Mll b FAWJIHSMIH s I /Al B w i "••■>> > ' ' >■ 1 h:s is definitely the greatest value in 14 H.P. motoring. Its thrifty , 1 O. H. V. engine ,has the highest ’B^, 1 m brake-horse-power in this class. U OfF V 1 s^Ay?* - Acceleration and hil’-climbing are A'BBZ' l vivid and the ear will hold a certain F j »'■ ' SWI «sa.\ 70 miles per hour when desired. |4-f ' tst /1 This Morris, too, is a full five-seater * —it has the widest track of any 14, ... providing greater roominess,greater comfort and greater safety. And’ I in every inch, every pound, this 14 A is a Morris—beautiful, distinguished, l!! I h finely made ... in short, a ear that JBw //f.W- <•/ commands not only performance 1: ... but respect as well. ’ ! ll[o S '' wwlsft wSw The Morris 25 offers a degree of 1 luxury motoring usually associated "" A/ with cars costing hundreds of fly wQI !> ’T w pounds more. This is a BIG ear W WOI ' w A in every sense ... long, wide, roomy ISs 1 / .. . styled and appointed as befits loIIF II ll* IRII!lr , I an English thoroughbred. And just I III! /w’l l as satisfying is this Twenty-five’s b!| 111 V ' ' performance. It answers your 4 every wish, serenely, effortlessly, ll Mh J T economically, so that every hour lijllH ’*‘ ‘.' Mi * XW you spend behind its wheel is a " VsL' *' ' ' J J fe) , . , . wa '-s;'£&&'&£? g lesson m relaxation. You can afford .4SS»RmRA- M' a Morris 25, because it is the most generous value in the fine car field ' ■' and your most searching and critical liogjly x. ' *zX k \ : comparisons will prove it. .. jmMUMHEksIkbSWZ ' ■ MIABWC S Sil Sdlnl ra wB l I wL wi B® ®S a. Jt® mW If n !iii will iiii y Local Dealers: TT T J? iPO TVO J..JL® ® 'L.xi 'L_y^L-J* ® B J 11 w,,.# ® Sole N.Z. Distributors: THE DOMINION MOTORS, LTD.