Tit'&pberti Siunmev (Salt NOW ON . It is not possible to add anything to the well known facts that stocks i are all the time becoming increasing- j I ly short -- - that prices for future i deliveries will be much higher and j that many lines will shortly be quite | unprocurable. EARLY This Sale offers, therefore, a j wonderful chance to buy your needs | very much below to-day’s actual Cost Price and while goods are still avail- | able. I IO Days Only this Year of 7M>crl)trti S ale .spring colours 9L keep tlicir first W crispness longer • ; ■ washed in PERSIL //' $\ J Ji 'yJ jmh b?* -‘l. yi ■K I •«* fc K.-, ’U '« W th I ifeffl All'" Bkive ' HBtlEiOalW w- K * JU B I uWi lll9| ® It WEWES ■■biwhw. x j i t ImW P IRS IL (N.Z.) LIMITKD ai.4UO.I7NZ MOTOR IMPORTS BRITISH CARS QUOTA ON BRITISH FOR_N2. VFHICI FS vr.nivi.iLp OFFICIAL WAR-TIME Ban On American PLAN POSITION FOR FIRST SIX MONTHS OF YEAR MAINTENANCE OF „ “7 . » EXPORTS (From Our Own Correspondent) LONDON. December 12. Conferences between motor manufacturers, the Ministry of Supply, and the Board of Trade (From Our Own Correspondent) have resulted in a plan to Increase the export LONDON, December 12. of British motor cars and commercial vehicles “Motor Imports into New Zealand for the all over the world. New Zealand’s demand for first six months of this year will be restricted British vehicles will be a vital factor in the to British vehicles. The value of imports will war-time production.—“ Our overseas customers be 25 per cent of that for the first half of 1938 are now assured of supplies both of cars and in the case of assembled vehicles and 35 per commercial vehicles, the arrangements being cent covering completely knocked down models, on the basis that export orders shall be fully The Minister has pointed out that the restricmet. The export interests of the motor in- tions are being imposed as a further step dustry are therefore safeguarded to the utmost towards preserving sterling funds. Information possible in present conditions," said the president as to the Government policy regarding motor of the Society of Motor Manufacturers and imports has been awaited by the trade for Traders. many months.’’ Get in early, place your order for a NEW AUSTIN for forward delivery. BROWN WOOD MOTORS Ltd. ; SEFTON STREET, TIMARU
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Timaru Herald, Volume CXLVIII, Issue 21575, 10 February 1940, Page 14
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