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Wanganui Chronicle, Volume 83, Issue 41, 18 February 1939, Page 13

HE - '0- ’W -il - ---- r HMMY/ WE’Vt 60r\ \oun Monms ught} “Gee! What a difference it makes to have our own car! Now we can get out and about! Leave when we’re ready come home when we please! No more crowded trams and buses —no more being chained at home over the week-end while others enjoy themselves! That Morris Eight has given us new fun, new freedom, new interest in life!” "ONLY MOKKIS EIGHT WAS GOGD THOUGH FOR Usf " “We wanted the fir st-choice light car— the favourite not the second or third beat! There’s only one answer to that the car that outsold lhe next in the light-car field by 66 per cent, over the twelve months of 1938. “We wanted the smartest light car—the one with real style and distinction. The bestbuilt light car, with the soundest engineering and finest reputation for reliability. “We wanted the safest light car, with hydraulic brakes, safety glass all round, perfected steering. And we wanted real performance 9 real ability on the road, real comfort and roominess. “Hard to please? Certainly! It pays to be! For now we’re enjoying real motoring at a farthing a mile per passenger! It beats me why any family goes without a Morris Eight!” £248 z/ f.o.b. main ports ' Low deposit—easy terms —and a farthing a m^e P er passenger running expenses! Why don’t you too make your dreams come true with a NORRIS EIGHT EASILY THE LIGHT CAR See your Morris Representative without delay. SOLE N.Z. DISTRIBUTORS: THE DOMINION MOTORS LTD. WANGANUI. DEALERS EVERYWHERE.

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