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Grey River Argus, 19 February 1949, Page 8

i^SQ/" inf, ' f SSi& &fsf ■« /g? 1| u Fordson? I MAJOR /gh | AND BANK /W/fl | THE DIFFERENCE W. /.. J|/' ? A mIsI ' the price of the English : D ffi Fotdson Major—it’s by far tho 5u:;..:.:---. best tractor buy in New Zealand. gPMffigpp And compare its performance / ‘ —Power to easily handle a full A\2>»io TTHMCSa* * three-furrow plough, even in heavy /-ti/A. m 'ln? going. The most economically ,<>£ *X operated tractor in its horse,~3 Iffi- M P° wer c,ass ’ Unique braking aXMTBii system. Every feature you From want or need. And backed by _ .n ~ na unsurpassed service and parts From (On pneumatic E KWS K tyres) facilities. FREE illustrated '— ’ w ' Spr ——=5 Deposit as low as £125. Prices, equip- Folder and Booklet of Test-Crawler-typp D.G. went and specifications subject to change Half-track equip- without notice. imomals on request. tnent also available. Authorised Ford Dealer •— —- GREYMGUTH MOTORS LTD. GUINNESS STREET. _____ D 3 ' f.« /#s& i ■'S'- tit yfiwS 11 i 1 I I" 1 jf .-£/ & Sill f i lb - Si w ! JI ■ |j| F>ww 1 I I 8 H ? / I f i S ill - j l I r y.,BaQ W' I • -teßiUMt® S®'. ~ 1 . L y»«;'F > :WRII ISSILrAi! /war li I 1. ' 4 J. m ALL MAIN TOWNS THROUGHOUT NEW ZEALAND. ; --.- , . ...,| W ' Bank ®UW&.W ' pf 1% _ - V of New §L\. ‘ '®' Zealand travellers’ arr..<r. .« . dvr cheques SO VC yOU carrying banknotes with you. They are more convenient than ordinary cheques in places where you are not known for they are immediately negotiable by any hotel, accommodation house, transport service, bank or business firm. They are available in £2, £5 and £lO denominations from any Branch of the Bank of New Zealand, x from the Government Tourist Department, and from Thos. Cook &. Son. travellers’ cheques == MAKE SMOOTH THE WAY OF THE ===== - ■■-• _ ~-~~= — ~ TRAVELLER AND HOLIDAY MAKER ■ == — 7.1 .OHCHR TBRBROUND IS ESSENTIAL | Every RaOway Wagon Must Work So long as a shipper or a receiver keeps a railway wagon idle, so long is it kept from someone else who needs it. The Railways are carrying a greater volume of freight than ever before, but there are enough wagons to go round—provided they DO g,o round. Do yousatisfy yourself, Mr. Rail User, that the wagons carrying your goods are not held out of service longer than is absolutely necessary ? Will you check up on it and endeavour to speed turnround ? Clear Your Wagons Quickly For Someone Else. n■ i r«nr2»gMlM3i«» -u. .. —— •»“ 1111111 ■ r"«BM*aa«gJ— » YOUR CAR GREASED UNDER MODERN' . ® • I METHODS i i I i i Run on to our HYDRAULIC HOIST J i i and we’ll have it thoroughly greased : i in a few minutes. I i I i i Getting at the neglected, underneath i I i Darts is thus rendered easy and our | : I : charges are as satisfactory as the ■ | i service. KENNEDY BROS. LTD. MOTOR ENGINEERS