N m. Industries of every description are daily becoming more. and mote depenient upon tho motor car, which in a thousand ways contributes its share to that despatch which is so essential in succesrfully conducting modern business enterprises. El'fificiency and economy are prime requisites in this class of service, and here we find the cause for NASH popularity in business circles. Tho Efficiency and Supremacy of NASH CARS is rapidly becoming universal and embraces all manner of industries, for these machines arc proof against variations m climate, and are competent to deal with the most difficult road conditions, and thus they -horten the distance between different points, and penetrate otherwise inaccessible jdao es. For over a quarter of a » eutury, Mr. C. IV , Nash has been a prominent disciple of the Valve-in-Hend design, and to-day NASH CARS, l>oih Fours and Sixes, represent the highest development of this correct principle, and are triumphs of mechanical excellence. P HONES i H 01199, NO. 833 j LAIV9 BO RIM, also fox- Fiat ?jh! Nasi*. Shop, No, 86fe Ltd.
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Timaru Herald, Volume XCVIII, Issue 170576, 6 August 1921, Page 9
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