j.w.>4**;* ■;. '•»>;/,; > .>; -v>~f i fii'cM I®s % ROT v •, • -''.jW r - • -?■? - ;.J» •' ••''?• • *"* : - * Put your faith and your money in a Dodge Truck* You will profit through more work, done# more time saved, more customers gained, more profits earned* Dependable, powerful, speedy, long4ived, good-looking and miser-like in* their costsaving ability—are Dodge Trucks. More successful, more efficient, more profit-certain —are the business men who own them. Whatever your business, whatever your hauling needs, there is a Dodge Truck, complete with body, that will be profitably yours. Ask us for proof. @ CHRYSLER MOTORS PRODUCT Dodge Brothers manufacture Trucks ranging in capacity from \ ton to 3 tons. NORTHERN AUTOMOBILES, LTD., 150-156, Albert Street, AucMancJ. Cambridge: Souter tc Co., Ltd. Dqrgaville: N.A. Farmer#* Co-op., Ltd. Gisborne: Poverty Bay Garage, Derby Street. Henderson: -G. N. Norrie tc Co., Ltd. Helensville: G. W. Taylor & Son. Hamilton: Hamilton Motors, Ltd. Kaitaia: N.A. Farmer#' Co-op., Ltd. Matakana: T. H. Walden. Manurewa: Alexander & Mayo Matamata: W. M. Griffith#. Opotiki: Webb & Sons. Paeroa: Brenan & Co., Ltd. Pukekohe: L. G. Lawrie. Putaruru: J. M. Spear. Rawene: A. S. Andrew# tc Sons, Ltd. Rotorua: Chase's Motor Services. Ruawai: W. C. Shepherd. Tauranga: G. Forbes & Co. Taumarunui: P. W. Reardon. * Te Aroha: A. J. Clarke. Te Awamutu: Holmes Bros. Te Kuiti: Macky & Jones, Ltd. Thames: W. White 4c Sons, Totara North: T. Mi. Lane & Sac v. Tuakau: Woolley, Morgan 6c Burnett. Waihil H. Wrigley. Wbaks.tane: Francis Bros. Whaniiaret: Smith 4c Woodman. Waiuka: A. Makgill 4c Co.
WHEWAY ANTISKID CHAINS 1— They fit perfectly. Every Wheway is mode to fit the wheel closely, thus eliminating rattle. 2 British made throughout, being ™ manufactured by one of the oldest firms of the chain-making industry. ■"»— Electrically welded and tested la every link. —Simplest in fitting and removal—a " matter of a few minutes only. Cannot come off. ;C—The Wheway patent fastener Is so designed that the harder the pull of the chain the tighter the fastener grips. —Wheway is THE Chain with WELDED SIDE, LINKS, thus reducing risk of breakage to a minimum. *7—Chains are COPPERED throughout and nil have specially HARDENED cross chains. o—Costs no more than the ordinary ® typo of chain. A—Cross Chains and Sid'j Chains are of proper size and strength to insure perfect grip on'all types of roads, PRICES: HEAVY, 1 28 x 4.40 29 x 4.40 30 x 4.50 29 x 5.00 30 x 5.00 i 31 x 5.00 28 x 5.25 29 x 5.25 29 x 5.50 } 32/6 1 43/6 } 42/6 •• 30/REGULAR, 31 x 4.95 32 x 4 J } 47/6 pa! ' : " 55/- pa,r * .. 53/6 pa,r - TRUCK, 52/6 pa,r----57/6 pair * Postage, 2/. pair extra. LTD., 48, FORT STREET, AUCKLAND.
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New Zealand Herald, Volume LXVII, Issue 20596, 21 June 1930, Page 36 (Supplement)
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