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Dominion, Volume 8, Issue 2418, 25 March 1915, Page 4

It may, be estimated safely, says an English paper, that 400,000 trade unionists are in the trenches in France and Flanders or training with the new army or the territorials at Homo, and never a word has been said about "trade union rates of wages."

WANTED ITO SELL-SHOP-SOILED MOTOK VAN. AT <£50 REDUCTION.

According to a return of vehicles passing the Bank of New Zealand, Christchurch, during one day recently, prepared by the City Motor Inspector, tnero were 96 motor vans, and 124 lioree-drawn "tradesmen's oarts." This shows that already 43 per cent, of the delivery traffio conducted % commercial firms is done by motor vehicles. If motor delivery did not pay, it would bo impossible to induce traders to adopt it in such numbers. The experience of dozens of firms in this city is that motor delivery ie a first-clas9 paying proposition. This brings us to the fact tliat we have at present in our Christchurch garage a 20 n.p. motor delivery vnn, with a capacity.of half ton, with well-finished enclosed body, and coniplelo protection for both driver and "goods against wind and weather.This van lias been used slightly for demonstration purposes, and is in good-as-new condition. The price new was .£295, and we are prepared to sell for ,£245, a <£50 reduction. This is an exceptional opportunity for a country storekeeper, baker witli big delivery trade, or any other trader to whom quick and economical delivery of goods is an essential to profitable "business. This offer will not l)e open long, os the bargain offered is a good one, and of a kind that very seldom tan be offered. Photo and full specification on application, or call and see the van, and vou itill be convinced that the pro. position is a good one. Adams, Ltd., Motor . Importers. Garaw, Tuam Street, rJhxis tc iiUT c a iAflyt •