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Northland Age, Volume XVIII, Issue 77, 8 July 1949, Page 4

* I o P r 0,0 *•« u* -0 fTI Agricultural Conductors chase mascMAM for PERFORMANCE, DEPENDABILITY, ECONOMY These are the men who depend upon a tractor for their living. Nobody looks closer at a tractor than they! And there’s no greater endorsement for Fordson Major than the fact that over 120 Agricultural Contractors in New Zealand have chosen this tractor. On every type of work Fordson Major’s power, dependability and economy make profits. These men have proved it —working day afeer day and often at night, on the toughest, most gruelling jobs any tractor has been put to! Here, for instance, is what one Agricultural Contractor says: “In the 700 hours working to date my Fordson Major has given no trouble whatsoever and on one recent contract was running continuously for 48 hours, stopping only to refill the tank and change drivers.” And when expert attention is needed, these men know the value of the unsurpassed service and parts facilities provided by the Dominion-wide chain of 80 Ford Dealers. No wonder the English Fordson Major is New Zealand's first choice. LOWEST PRICED FULL GENERAL PURPOSE TYPE TRACTOR ON THE NEW ZEALAND MARKET Fordsoiv with Steel Wheels £%m with Pneumatic Tyres from £405 Delivered any Dealer Town. Deposit from as low as £122. Convenient payments through the A.F.C. Purchase Plan. Available also with Hydraulic Pricos ' >" d Lift and Plough and with on. subject to change w.8,-Crawler-type DC. Half-Track out Th * in effe “ ZT . v at the time of delivery will Equipment. >Avtrn