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Press, Volume C, Issue 29669, 13 November 1961, Page 10

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THANK YOU NEW ZEALAND FOR 25 YEARS OF FORD PROGRESS Almost from the dawn of the 20th century, Ford Ford Motor Company of New Zealand Limited" in products commenced to serve the needs of this yopng afcbming its 25th Anniversary expresses thanks and j x o grateful appreciation to: country. ★ The many thousands of Ford owners who have shown In shouldering.the burdens of man and beast Ford continued confidence in out products ~r r * *h e numerous suppliers who have provided us with motor vehicles helped to pave the way to a better life for an evcr growing volume of New Zealand made our forbears, facing the challenge of a new world. components ,„ , , , , , , , * The network of 80 independently-operated Ford The early Ford. cars, so endeared themselves to the dealers who, with their staffs, have formed the vital people that" they became an integral part of the life link with Ford users of the nation. New Zealand’s history would indeed * own Joyal plant and office staffs whose zeal and J efficiency have enabled us. to produce ever finer have been vastly different without the advent of the motor products. veh»<-|e. The ttnited efforts of all these people have helped the Ford enterprise, in peace {and war, to make a significant By 1936 tbe motoring needs of the country had so contribution to the.ration’s economy, grown that Ford established its own manufacturing plant. Ford faces the future with confidence, aiming to be —.. . _ _ . , , r ever a .good industrial citizen of New Zealand, a worthy This was the start of a new enterprise whose ‘benefits were its farther -progress, and the supplier of ever to be felt throughout the land. better products for the motoring public of our country. \ v--*\ flMl'Vfn s ® ArWJißwmmrV rW JiBwmmrV \ I"! ; \ . i?S®r ? T,; ■ II ‘ ‘ « \' r > 1 —-r ** % > t « S_ IW > > y 4 ■ A j 1 r yW*~ rf^* * , ‘ i> s* l 'V'fjS -'xUe . r ,«« > 11 ■ _JWffOBWWf /•' 4 /2 -' *'■, •’ f " ’ JBIF * JB ’ " ji TMzmiSg / Frontage of the Ford Plant, Seaview Road. Lower Hutu Licensed Motor Vehicle. Dealer.