OAMARU TROTTING CLUB *** -X LABOUR DAY MEETING MONDAY NEXT. Excellent Programme. First Race 12.15 p.m. The Outstanding Trotting Attraction of the Province. Passenger train leaves Palmerston at 7.45 a.m. Returns, leaving Oamaru at 6 p.m. Buses meet this train and South express for conveyance to course and return. TttßOtf * Sft * E FOR vom liilil - V m the u usu qua! r Pus ny Scd has the hr *o n Sest ‘‘Pp ed c ork Cigar m e Z°rl(j I 150 Yearsßep uW ' Ni 5 5
FLUID TRANSMISSION GAVE DAIMLER A LEAD OF YEARS! In 1930 the announcement of the perfected Daimler Fluic Transmission was motoring’s biggest news: Now, in 1945, car manufacturers in other countries echo Daimler’s lead! by fitting and featuring this transmission. In other ways! Daimlers have made history. England’s Royal House has always favoured Daimler cars. Wartime’s ruthless thrust-and-parry has seen Daimler Armoured Cars and Scouts ride the deserts of Africa and the roads to Berlin. Soon will come the peacetime Daimler, its fluted radiator proclaiming an owner for whom quality is a greater consideration than mere cost. I aimier THE DAIMLER COMPANY LIMITED • LONDON AND COVENTRY • ENGLAND
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Evening Star, Issue 25618, 19 October 1945, Page 3
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