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i'V Mu yW mi a © mm m ESS AGE FARMERS To the New Zealand Farmers who have purchased English Fordson Major Tractors from time to time, and particularly to the Two thousand and twenty-one farmers who bought Fordson Majors in 1948, I wish to express the thanks of Ford Motor Company of New Zealand Limited. With the help of this greatly expanded army of English Tractors operating on our farms, we should see a notable increase in production. Increased exports of food will, in turn, benefit the people of England who have supplied us with the tools for the job. We are proud that Ford Motor Company Limited, Dagenham, England,—the greatest producers of Tractors in the British Empire —have made these Fordson Major Tractors available to New Zealand and that our farmers have overwhelmingly made the English Fordson Major their first choice. For our part, this Company operates a special Tractor Division which stands right behind you and your Ford Dealer—providing unsurpassed service facilities at 80 points throughout New Zealand and constant availability of Parts to ensure that your Fordson Major can be kept on the job at all times. Managing Director, Ford Motor Company of New Zealand Limited. ENGLISH FORDSON MAJOR TRACTORS ARE ON THE JOBand you can IMMEDIATE DELIVERY 139.24
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Northland Age, Volume XVIII, Issue 41, 25 February 1949, Page 4
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