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Ashburton Guardian, Volume XXXIX, Issue 9539, 3 March 1919, Page 3

Crossing'the^Peseri In a Ford " F," writing in the London Daily Met/ says: "The last I saw of General Alknby was at his Desert Headquarters- before Gaza, a year ago, sitting upright in a Ford Car—the King of the Desert and the only car that will tackle the sand!" in Egypt and Mesopotamia, in France and Belgium, on every Front in this war the Ford has proved iiself time and again to be "the only car" to tackle and triumph over the , worst conditions of road and track. That is why the Ford is the car for New Zealand —best for all roads, for all weathers and "all seasons,. The Colonial Motor Co. Limited „ . ■■'. . . TiwW ' ■■.'■■■ ''*, ' t. E. RULE, ASHBURTOIi, Agent. I Stop Collecting 1 I Radium Polish Tins. I Wt We shall not require any further supplies H ffiß of empty tins after the end of this month. H I COLLECTION CEASES I I DECEMBER 31st, 1918: 3 %M Send all the empty tins which you have to H your grocer or storekeeper, who will pay fl| I M you 6d.. dozen cash. wj i . RO/Boz 3, i ■ ■ WELLINGTON SOUTH. If I t.—....-...-^ —.■.., • -. ? "OIDERS of Harley Davidson's and TACKliE—the tlinroughly 1.4/ Indian Motor Cycles can now & 1 , dependable kind, which rualt«i oroour© 28 x S GlipcUer " Dread Ik- sport pleasant and successful. noughts" from an* dealer. Ur.os T^inos, Casts, Rooks, Flioa, x ..__-. Wi;i!,>rs, l^nd l^ttiriizs, "Gnlfs. Artificial j^/ff OTOR Cai-Owners! Examine the ;'teii>- and m-erv FishernmnV Supplies' iTJL gripping tread of Clincher Cross j it !.<-wpst Pricos fnr /hsolutoly RpliI'yrea—made by the Empire's Largest : \h!i> Omwip.—Ar, JoJm Orr and Co.'s Rubber Company. '; iCa,T Store.