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Waikato Times, Volume 108, Issue 18166, 3 November 1930, Page 15

for simple letters First Prize £IOO 2nd Prize - £25 3rd Prize - £lO 100 Prizes of £l/1/- each CONDITIONS: 1. Open to all owners of Model A Ford Cars. 2. All Entries will be the property of the Colonial Motor Co. Ltd. 3. Quote your engine number, and state from what garage you purchased car. 4. Judges* decision will he final. 5. Not more than 300 words. Address letters to: FORD COMPETITION, P.O. Box 1490, Wellington. Closing Date will be announced later. Every owner of the New Ford Car is invited to participate in a simple letter-writing Contest . £240 is offered in cash prizes . The subject of the letter to be: Your experience with the model “A” Ford . What we want are simple, straightforward accounts of actual experiences, Literary merit is a secondary matter —the facts are the principal thing . What we expect to be told Some owners will tell us of outstanding petrol mileage; others 0f.30,000, 40,000 and 50,000 miles with only pence spent in repairs. Others will write about the effortless ease of Ford steering, and v the sure silent grip of the six-brake system. The novice will give his impressions, which will be of distinct interest to those who contemplate the purchase of their first car. The experienced motorist will record his initial disbelief that a car at, such a price could give him what he wanted—of his surprise as one test after another proved the “impossible.” A considerable number are sure to write about prompt intelligent service—not only in towns but in the most outlandish places. Women drivers will praise the beauty and easy mastery of the “New Ford.” From hilly districts will come a hundred reports of amazing climbing performances. And the “family man” will express his appreciation of the New Ford’s roomy comfort. And so on! We expect brief, bright, enthusiastic letters—written not only in hopes of winning a generous cash reward but also in acknowledgment of increased happiness through owning a New Ford. See “ Conditions” in the margin. Judges will be Mr. Will Appleton and the Motor Editor of “ The Dominion

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