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Timaru Herald, Volume CLVIII, Issue 23319, 1 October 1945, Page 3

4 an does work of 8 ™ with <he ’P rove d--by-tLine' . jbSU, TRIUMPH ‘"/ automatic Topdresser I F''". "■'/ Mr Kelly Caughey. of Centre Bush. Southland, finds his <r ' Munro Triumph Topdresser enables him to sow as much V ' lime and super '■ ' • /*? * *• ! ' • ■ WITHOUT HELP as he previously did with 3 drivers (working f ‘ / 3 machines), 3 mixers in shed and 2 men carting out. ( f c ( ( ' f { ■//''' Kelly Caughej’s letter on file). 'TRIUMPH still leads on light sowing— lays down as little _ ' , . ... as 1 cwt. per acre. Copes with all mixtures in any ratio Mixes and spreads automatically. from 1 to 1 up to 1 to 20. Just as good on sidlings as on the Caking in the bags is “child’s play” flat. The trailer to Triumph’s ™ del sow ® U P t 0 H 130 acres a day. To J. M. McCrostie, „ FULL FORCE FEED n < I Holloway House, Invercargill. „ .. rost Coupon for J Entire machine is simplicity itself— rorr d ii i Please send Free Booklet on “Triumph” no complicated parts. tKrjL Dooklet. I Topdresser. New Zealand Distributor: I J. M. McCROSTIE, I // |

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ARRIVING SOON 8 and 10 h.p. English Cars FURTHER DETAILS WILL BE ANNOUNCED AT A LATER DATE Meantime, let your post-war car-buying guide be this outstanding prewar fact: More New Zealanders bought Ford Cars than any other make. Why? Because Ford always gives value far above the price. fO’D MOTOR COMPAN’/ OF NEW ZEALAND LIMITED LOWER HUTT fP27S