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Hawera Star, Volume XLVII, 10 August 1928, Page 3

THE NEW" FORD CAR AN OPEN -INVITATION TO ALL I have just received ROADSTER and TOURER patterns of the new “MODEL A” Ford Car, and I invite all interested to inspect these cars at my Garage. You will be surprised to see how many improvements and conveniences have been incorporated in these models, quite apart from the revolutionary changes in engine, chassis and body. These smaller improvements and additions add appreciably to the comfort of the passengers and the pleasure of driving, and my staff and myself will be delighted to point out in detail the superlative merits of the “MODEL A” in all types. It must be apparent that, with the tremendous demand, all over the Dominion, for the new “MODEL A” that supplies have had to be spread over a great number of agencies, but every week the position as to deliveries will improve, and from now on I shall be able to meet prospective buyers’ requirements without undue delay; Repeating my invitation to ALL without any obligation" whatever on the part of those who favour me with a visit. I am, yours faithfully, R R. KEMP, FORD DEALER, HAWERA.

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