Great Motor Success

NZ Truth, Issue 1030, 22 August 1925, Page 3

Great Motor Success

Interviewed by a "Truth" representative at the conclusion of the Olympin motor exhibition held at the Prince's Wharf, Auckland, the president, Mr. E. M. White, expressed the greatest satisfaction with the success of, ■ the function. Practically all of the" exhibitors report sales, and all of them agree that this year's Olympia was a most excellent advertisement both for their own particular Cars and for motor ears generally. A great deal of the success was due to exhibitors Sinking: their individual interests and pulling together, realising that the cause of motoring would be advanced m the long run by so doing. The exhibits were a great deal better than last year's, practically every car m New Zealand being represented m Ifi2 ears and 31 trucks, valued at £100,000 There were fourteen working exhibits which were a great source of interest to visitors. All" exhibitors were members of the Motor Traders' Association- The success of this exhibition will make it an annual function ii" suitable premises ca.n be obtained.