ECONOMICAL HANDLING OF TWO-TON LOADS Remember this Heavy Duty Reo Speed Wagon is the famous model that completed the gruelling Bluff to Kaitaia and back Reliability Trip in 17 days—and without any me. chanical trouble whatsoever ! 1 Thirty miles an hour instead of fifteen—pneumatic cord tyres instead of solids—a vehicle weight in sensible ratio to its carrying capacity instead of disproportionately heavy—electric lights and starter instead of the absence of them. These are among the reasons why this Heavy Duty Speed Wagon is more profitable than the slow, heavy, costly and old-time type of truck. They explain why manufacturers, food producers, and haulage contractors throughout the world favour the Reo. The Reo agenv in youi district will be pleased to demonstrate this 2 ton capacity , Reo Speed Wagon—that is capable of reducing your haulage costs to a minimum never thought possible—Ask him to-day. If out of town, write for free Reo literature. Master Agents for New Zealand: A. B. DONALD, ITD. Auckland.
enough fo Manufactured bv the All-British Firm: C. c. WAKEFIELD & CO., LTD.. Head Oflice, London. Auckland Provincial Distributors: CHARLES PALMER & PARKER, LTD Commerce Street, Auckland.
SUBDIVISIONAL PLANS, BOOKLETS, PAMPHLETS, Executed in First-class Style, at herald printing works. I Telephone, 44-290.
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New Zealand Herald, Volume LXIII, Issue 19406, 14 August 1926, Page 11 (Supplement)
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