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Dominion, Volume 30, Issue 172, 17 April 1937, Page 14

1H f:1 Jli WYyB ' jf, y \ ikh ‘w w ■WiK/H r H \ t if i—l - • Life shHlel. •Sb? 4 ’*’ - HHBH * ' '' > 4 <- . m, ilvw -w; El tljM . . ' w.OO A (Abore) The New International makes its first milk delivery to the Fendalton Schools (Below) The two new C 300 models lined up for action. United Dairies Ltd. deliver milk to the Fendalton School ... ON TIME. RESH milk to be collected, bottled and delivered every day to gSw l|~ Christchurch schools. It’s a big job, a tough job, demanding rigid adherence to an exacting delivery schedule. But United Dairies Ltd. have assured that those || S|l \ " \ Uh 19,000 kiddies will get their milk on time. They’ve chosen two new 1937 '“ . | I a \ cab-over-engine type Internationals to do the transportation. B S And how perfectly suited for the job these beauties are. Look at that huge - : f loading space, yet notice that these trucks are feet shorter than conventional j | types; that means greater load capacity, easier parking, greater flexibility and tHjB f manoeuvrability in congested city areas. Look how the driver sits high above his engine, absolutely insulated from heat and fumes and with wide range vision all round; then add to these things International’s brilliant 1937 roll call of r k 4 < X ' advanced truck features, and International’s inheritance of proved reliability, and you’ll agree that for modern heavy duty city transport these new type FEATURES OF THE C 300 trucks are outstanding investments. C.n. Ring or INTERNATIONAL HARVESTER COMPANY OF NEW ZEALAND LTD M *£l£" Auckland — Palmerston North — Wellington — Christchurch Dune in TSMivyirriiiT f rout tle j or shorter turning radius ® uniform VV* tyre loads through perfect J - ? load distribution. ALL INTERNATIONAL TRUCKS ARE FITTED WITH HYDRAULIC BRAKES MH Be 3 8 1 'I I ■ ■ I 81* I I 8811 l M S I olfl V ’Hs