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Stratford Evening Post, Issue 63, 28 May 1928, Page 3

Savins? Time in the Season ■CP ; ®B»s<S3> f CS^ 5 Sole Agents : N.Z. EXPRESS CO. LTD. Invercargill, Gore, Dunedin, Oamaru.Timaru, Christchurch* Wellington, Pnlmerston North, Wanganui, New Plymouth, and , \ Auckland. v ... Speed is the essence of transport—especially in the country—to get each animal to marhet in the same good condition as i® left the farm. This of course, means higher market prices. Dennis, the wel!=known British Truck is solving country transport problems the world over. Carting wool, cream, livestock, produce, fodder and a score of other primary products. No time wasted at sidings—no entraining and detraining delivered straight to the market without a stop. For heavier work on long or short distance runs Dennis 2 = 2* ton lorry is particularly suitable. Amply powered with 55 E.H.P. engine, the four speed gear box enables it to traverse the roughest and toughest roads with ease. Get particulars of the British Denaa«—4l4-SI.Vb a model for every transport need. M/lT' f&ifi fr iTy^ r . -‘-ISiwi t'Du' jM.*' v - , „V,c i* -v'fe iA, tl L rM iEM *s m Is*/- .c. ■ m m & ' V-/ * 11 & vrra xmM CBBSSgggj : sasr sf ® ss ~ S

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