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t A Realm wilkln a Kingdom nPHE Nuffield Group of Companies con- lands and better days" ahead. Already -* trolled by Viscount Nuffield, in times of it is planning to gather the rich crop of peace produced the largest proportion not war-time technical knowledge and expertonly of Britain's, but also New Zealand's ence for the benefit of an enlightened world. Motor traction. In five short years the Morris Factories alone have become the '** liberal-minded administration in peace largest and most dominant organisation in the time, pioneered profit-sharing schemes and Empire's Automotive Industry. other revolutionary labour welfare amenities. As the clouds of War grew darker, the Now ' ,mder Ae ,por of w "» Ae *■* ■"■* °* Nuffield Organisation transformed itself into collaborators » cemented into a patriotic an armed camp behind whose defences bloc wbich m ****" to come wiß loim ■ intensive war production, gathering in force of immeasurable insmence. momentum, has now reached a phenomenal Every tmm mad women m mt§tA^km * has clearly in mind die passionate desire of This big industrial undertaking peopled by all British People. The desire, nay, the thousands upon thousands of workers .. . obsession, to fight for, preserve and hand on, its ramifications spreading throughout the their inheritance of skilled craftsmanship, of Empire and beyond ... is, in effect, a freedom of thought and action. For on these state in miniature. Its responsibilities go things rests Britain's greatness .. . they are deeper than the immediate production of the measure of her political and social leaderarmaments. It sees clearly to "broader ship for the benefit of all nations. THE NUFFIELD ORGANISATION (Chairman Viscount Nuffield) WHOSE PRODUCTS ARE DISTRIBUTED IN NEW ZEALAND BY THE DOMINION MOTORS LTD. Branches and Dealers Everywhere HERE in New Zealand there are still a few new cars of the Nuffield Group for sale at Dominion Motors Branches and Dealers. And to those to whom a new car is out of the question, an extensive range of precision-built used Morris and Wolseley models are available, expertly overhauled to "new-car" condition for many thousands more miles of smooth, sweet running. Present owners of these fine British units are reminded, too, that efficient motoring in these days of restricted stocks is in itself a National Duty ... a good car is definitely a valuable asset that deserves the best of care. Minor inspections and adjustments at regular intervals now will guard against major troubles later. Your Morris or Wolseley will last even longer than ever for a periodical checkover and the skilled advice and assistance of your nearest Authorised Dealer. MORRIS — WOLSELEY — M. G. — RILEY — MORRIS - COM M ERCIAL I special notice! King's Birthday Week-End. to DEVONPORT and TAKAPUNA RESIDENTS Ham a Happy Holida y b y Train Whichever way you decide to spend the Walter Buchanan Ltd. has recently taken over King's Birthday, be Sure of One thing . . . J. McGregor's well-known Bakery at 59 Victoria Tna * Y ou 9«* *he fullest enjoyment from this Road, Devonport. where you carj now obtain all '«* long week-end before October. And for Buchanan's delicious breads. Send in your order tired minds and bodies what better relaxation to-day. Phone 22-450. thon a pleasant change from familiar humdrum surroundings? If you do plan a trip TPa/toi (Kucfumafi Ltd. 23 ttT2JUS!ZL£F3 3& A . , ■ BE SAFE-Inaal TONIGHTS ta£*s« "PETROUS" Eight o'C/ocfc Blf PEPTIC TANKS m m m ■ A neceesity every house outside a va H B Modern Foxtail Gun Mnotinfr B n , * thodß demand perfect »anit»uon. rUAIUII UHp IHOOIing E fl Pet «> u » Septic Tank Systems are an a ■ | ■ J aLL _1 «■■ ■ W H inexpensive, permanent and splendidly AucKiand and Ashburton Trots ******* to , ne tc^cr^ problem in country homes. Great Northern Double Prospects AUo PETROUS in *i*. « w in Colour. Paul Galileo's Impressions of Babe Ruth PETRO us°mE' .***-. University Hockey Blues Play Auckland I IWBUS " tfc CB - ,-.■. .« 97< Football Championships, Golf, Harriers, uuuuuuuuuu^a^^^SSuuuuuSuuuuuuuuuuuul

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Auckland Star, Volume LXXII, Issue 121, 24 May 1941, Page 11

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Page 11 Advertisements Column 2 Auckland Star, Volume LXXII, Issue 121, 24 May 1941, Page 11

Page 11 Advertisements Column 2 Auckland Star, Volume LXXII, Issue 121, 24 May 1941, Page 11

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