Page 5 Advertisements Column 1

New Zealand Herald, Volume LXII, Issue 19140, 5 October 1925, Page 5

W. ANDREW & SONS, Ltd., Ford Sales and Service Station Eden Terrace, Phones 43-920 and 43-921. Hal! Street, Pukekohe, Phone 201. DEALERS for Auckland Districts UNIVERSAL MOTOR CO., Ltd., Chancery St, Auckland I ■ '.fc..- • •-i 5T •#»•*■»«:* j J m a i M: Ui irJ % 5k r\ £v •SsS m & ' I ' ill ■ :'/ K u I.' i.i li iii i FORD Flat Rat® Ford! Repair Shops now operate on the Flal Labour Charge Pian. Rate Labour Charge Plan instead of the hourly basis formerly used. Under the new plan a fair price has been fixed for the labour in each repair or combination of repairs. Thus you know m advance just how much it will cost you. Prices of All Repairs are plainly shown in special schedule obtainable from all. Ford Dealers. C*et your copy to-day. All Replacesnent§ Rejjairs are done according to the Ford Stand* Made With Genuine ardiised Plan, the best and quickest way all FORD Parts, replacements are made v»Tih Genuine Ford Parts. Wherever you may be in New Zealand, there is an authorised Ford Dealer near yoa, ready to render prompt, efficient and inexpensive service at all limes, day or night. w* ■ ■ i .. i •. m- % $ : : 1 ■■ -i it I til 1J FRED. BAKER, Proprietor - - - HAMILTON Ford Sales and Service Company. s_ _ Ford Dealers, Cambridge and Matamata County. Phone 45. Ford Distributors: * Phone 2523. G. A. HAYDON, Ltd. - 48-50 Hobson Street

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