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Otago Daily Times, Issue 27012, 22 February 1949, Page 9

* & c_ S-TONNER - LARGEST BODY IN ITS CLASS y mm. M m for 111 dosses of Transport FROM S CWT. TO 5 TON MORRIS'CONHERCML □ NUTFIKU PtOBDCT BUILT TO WORK HARDER-LAST LONGER-AT LOWER COST PER MILE THE DOMINION MOTORS LTD. Wellington, Auckland, Christchurch, Tlmaru* Representing. NUrHcLD EXPUiifS LTD. (Chairman; Viscount Nuffieid) Authorised Dealers: CITY MOTOR SERVICE, LTD., 506 Princes Street, Dunedin. Oamaru: G. T. Gillies, Ltd. Invercargill and Gore: Watts and Grieve, Ltd. - ; -T-T T—- '* '• > : 1 m m m fa. & % ss OF t\ \r lV£ to ISSUED BY THE AID FOR BRITAIN NATIONAL COUNCIL NEW ZEALANDERS WITH B.P wm. '< 111 x: 255 Am w- ■■ 3£S m «e • ° ■ • o » o • p o o ©POO B pTJo some of the returned Servicemen who joined 8.P., embarkation has U™ come again. But this time there is a difference. The gang planks are owded with stewards ... the ships are colourful and gay! Their destination . peaceful Britain. In 1947, the British Petroleum Company of New Zealand Limited eelected seven New Zealanders—Servicemen with excellent war records—to go overseas for study with the parent Company. Again in 1948 another six New Zealanders left the Dominion, and others will follow in due course. These trainees go to the Anglofranian Oil Company’s large research it atinn at Sunbury in England, to the refining plants in England, Scotland and Wales, and then to Abadan ... the world's largest refinery at the head of the Persian Gulf... see the full magnitude of this British oil enter-prise-front the oil fields away in the hills to the busy sea-board at Abadan . . . big plants for aviation spirit... bitumen ... fleets of tankers loading with petrol and 0i1... in a neverending flow. ★ ★ ★ The trainees will return to New Zealand soundly equipped for their future work with B.P. New Zealanders all, they will play their part in serving New Zealand with BP PetroL So IE BRITISH PETROLEUM COMPANY OF NEW ZEALAND LIMITED