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Nelson Evening Mail, Volume LXXIII, 24 October 1940, Page 7

NEW CARS England needs and must- have our primary products. To help pay for these purchases, she is building motor cars for export only, with the expressed encouragement of the British Government. The Secretary of the British Government's Overseas Trade Department recently said, "Anyone who helps to strengthen our economy by buying our goods makes his individual contribution to the victory of right over might." THE FORD PREFECT "10" AND THE NEW ANGLIA 8 h.p. Both 1940 Models. are entirely English—manufactured in the Ford Plant at Dagenham, near London, and assembled at the New Zealand Ford Factory at Lower Hutt. AT PRESENT WE HAVE AMPLE STOCKS OF THESE TWO MODELS. Buy Now and Help England's War Effort. M. S. MOTORS LTD. FORD DEALERS. VICTORIA AVENUE.

ANGLERS' SPECIAL Further English supplies now arrived. CASTS: Hardy’s, Tiger, Cormorant. FLIES: Mole, Hare's are, Love’s Lure, Palmer, Pope’s.Greenwells, Governors, etc., etc. NEW LINES, REELS. TRACES, ETC. FAMOUS “TOMBO” MINNOWS, LAKE FLIES, SEA RODS. Also SPLIT CANE RODS. Finest selection shown in Nelson. NOTE: Only Millward’s ENGLISH SPECIALITY FLIES and RODS stocked. C. T. WEBLEY ANGLERS’ SPECIAL SERVICE SUPPLIES, RIVER REPORTS, ADVICE, ETC.

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