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Manawatu Times, Volume LV, Issue 6747, 4 January 1932, Page 4

SUPREME ON THE LAND: Great Britain holds all land records. Motor-cars : Sir Malcolm Campbell, 246 m.p.h. Motor-cycles: J. S. Wright, 150 m.p.h. Railways: “Great Western”, 771 miles in S9J mins. r 22^ f;V'V V ?< sr~2 Wr 'J? w.^ /' ■y SUPREME IN THE AIR: Flight-Lieutenant Stainforth of Great Britain holds the air speed record of 408 m.p.h. ft rtCt ' -ar,;\ii.y During those ghastly years of war when the whole of the resources of the motor factories of Great Britain were commandeered to save the Empire, Great Britain’s export markets slipped from her grasp. But with true British doggedness the engineers of Great Britain have fought their way back. Today, British motor vehicles hold all speed records on land, on sea, and in the air. Take a practical pride in the fact that British engineers have proved that they can make motors of higher efficiency, and with lasting qualities and economy of operation which no other country can rival, Buy British motor vehicles because vaiue fot value nothing else compares with them. There are British cars and trucks available in New Zealand today in every size and at every price. They are admirably suited to New Zealand conditions and are backed by full service facilities. Buy British for Value and because it is good business to buy from those who buy from us. & ! SUPREME ON THE SEA: Motor Boats: Kaye Don, MO m.p.h. Ships > “Empress of Britain”, Trans-Atlantic record Cherbourg to Father Point, 4 days, I2hrs. 30 mins. Buy from Bvital «?- ORIAT BRITAIN A. T R© DUCT OF | - She buys fro m u sf Issued by The Society of Motor Manufacturers and Traders Ltd.. London, British Manufacturers' Section. This symbol is for your ****** all advertisements for British Motor Vehicles. Follow it in your purchases. It is your official guarantee that the product advertised is A produc f